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Synonym for "beat"

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The synonym beat synonymous definition words:
beat [verb]
means "movement"
flutter, pulsate, palpitate, pound, throb, thump, vibrate
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beat [verb]
means "deed"
conquer, defeat, vanquish, rout, trounce, win, outdo, surpass
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beat [verb]
means "activity"
forge, break, hammer, stamp, pound
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beat [verb]
means "action"
strike, hit, batter, punch, cudgel, knock, pound, buffet
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beat [noun]
means "patrol"
post, walk, precinct
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beat [noun]
means "music"
rhythm, throb, pulsation, cadence, vibration, tick, measure
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beat [noun]
means "action"
blow, strike, stroke, hit, thump, punch
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beat [adjective]
means "characteristic"
tired, weary, bushed, worn out, fatigued
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batter [verb]
means "pound"
beat, buffet, smash, shatter, break, mangle
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break [verb]
means "deed"
master, vanquish, beat, exceed, outdo, surpass
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bruise [verb]
means "hurt"
injure, beat, damage, wound, abuse, scratch
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buffet [verb]
means "hit"
beat, batter, strike, flail, slap, flap
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bury [verb]
means "conflict"
conquer, overcome, defeat, beat, win over
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bushed [adjective]
means "tired"
weary, beat, worn out, fatigued
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cadence [noun]
means "rhythm"
throb, pulsation, beat, vibration, tick, measure
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checkmate [verb]
means "defeat"
beat, halt, thwart, counter, frustrate, overthrow
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circuit [noun]
means "round"
lap, course, beat, journey, voyage, orbit
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club [verb]
means "activity"
beat, bludgeon, batter, pommel, whack, hit
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conquer [verb]
means "defeat"
overwhelm, beat, overpower, crush, overthrow, vanquish
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crumple [verb]
means "press"
jam, beat, bruise, mash, mangle, compress
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crush [verb]
means "press"
jam, beat, bruise, mash, mangle, compress
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cudgel [verb]
means "strike"
hit, batter, punch, beat, knock, pound
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cuff [verb]
means "slap"
box, buffet, punch, chop, beat, clout
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damage [verb]
means "activity"
injure, beat, kick, flog, ravage, bruise
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defeat [verb]
means "conflict"
beat, overpower, trounce, win over, throw, pound
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excel [verb]
means "top"
exceed, surpass, outdo, beat
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flail [verb]
means "hit"
beat, batter, strike, buffet, slap, flap
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flog [verb]
means "whip"
hit, beat, thrash, lash, scourge
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hammer [verb]
means "activity"
hit, pound, strike, beat, bang, ram
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head [verb]
means "action"
outdo, beat, excel, surpass
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impinge [verb]
means "strike"
hit, collide with, beat, impact, glance off
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knock [verb]
means "action"
bang, beat
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knock about [verb]
means "physically abuse"
man-handle, beat, beat up, abuse, slug
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lambaste [verb]
means "whip"
beat, thrash, pound, pummel, wallop, pelt
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lap [verb]
means "surf action"
beat
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lash [verb]
means "whip"
strike, beat, hit, thrash, cane, flagellate
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lead [verb]
means "quality"
surpass, excel, overtake, beat, outstrip
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meter [noun]
means "music"
rhythm, beat, cadence, measure, swing, rhyme
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number [noun]
means "music"
beat, rhythm
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outstrip [verb]
means "surpass"
excel, overtake, beat, lead
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overcome [verb]
means "conquer"
beat, overwhelm, crush, overthrow, defeat, master
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overrun [verb]
means "invade"
beat
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palpitate [verb]
means "pulsate"
beat, pound, throb, thump, vibrate, flutter
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pat [verb]
means "impact"
tap, beat, rap, hit, punch, box
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patter [verb]
means "tap"
drum, rattle, beat, pat, rap, pound
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post [noun]
means "position"
appointment, assignment, office, beat, round, station
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pound [verb]
means "impact"
beat, hit, strike, thrash
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pulsation [noun]
means "rhythm"
throb, beat, cadence, vibration, tick, measure
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punch [verb]
means "impact"
strike, hit, beat, box, sock, slug
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punish [verb]
means "activity"
chastise, torture, berate, beat, castigate, chasten
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ram [verb]
means "hit"
collide, drive, force, pound, beat, poke
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rap [verb]
means "hit"
beat, knock, strike, whack, tap, bang
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rhythm [noun]
means "music"
beat, throb, pulsation, cadence, vibration, tick
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scar [verb]
means "injure"
hurt, maim, stab, whip, beat, slash
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scoop [noun]
means "story"
exclusive, beat
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scourge [verb]
means "whip"
hit, beat, thrash, lash, flog
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smear [verb]
means "defeat"
beat, conquer, trounce
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sock [verb]
means "impact"
strike, hit, beat, box, punch, slug
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stir [verb]
means "activity"
mix, agitate, move, shake, disturb, beat
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strike [verb]
means "impact"
hit, beat, slap, knock, buffet, clout
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subjugate [verb]
means "defeat"
overwhelm, beat, overpower, crush, overthrow, vanquish
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surpass [verb]
means "excel"
exceed, top, outdo, beat
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thrash [verb]
means "whip"
strike, beat, hit, lash, cane, flagellate
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thump [verb]
means "rap"
bat, tap, cudgel, hit, slap, beat
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tick [noun]
means "sound"
click, tap, tapping, throb, beat, pop
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time [noun]
means "music"
tempo, measure, beat, rhythm, cadence, rate
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top [verb]
means "comparison"
excel, exceed, surpass, outdo, beat
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torture [verb]
means "torment"
abuse, irritate, hurt, wound, beat
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upset [verb]
means "conflict"
defeat, beat, topple, overturn, depose, displace
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vanquish [verb]
means "conquer"
defeat, beat, rout, trounce, win, outdo
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wag [verb]
means "shake"
wave, waggle, beat, lash, switch
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walk [noun]
means "course"
field, sphere, area, career, beat, behaviour
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wallop [verb]
means "whip"
beat, thrash, pound, pummel, lambaste, pelt
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whip [verb]
means "impact"
beat, thrash, lash, flog, strike, scourge
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win over [verb]
means "conquer"
overcome, defeat, beat, bury
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worst [verb]
means "conflict"
defeat, trounce, beat, best, overcome, upset
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beat up [verb]
means "abuse"
lash, mistreat, batter, bruise, mishandle, smack, pummel
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beaten [adjective]
means "whipped"
churned, creamy
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beaten [adjective]
means "hammered"
pounded, forged, stamped
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beaten [adjective]
means "conquered"
cowed, vanquished, washed up
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beaten [adjective]
means "battered"
bruised, attacked, pounded, hit
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beatific [adjective]
means "blissful"
joyful, divine, heavenly, sublime
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beating [noun]
means "attack"
battery, violence, assault, aggression, hitting
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beatitude [noun]
means "bliss"
joy, delight, heaven
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beatnik [noun]
means "nonconformist"
maverick
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batter [verb]
means "abuse"
mistreat, beat up, bruise, mishandle, smack, pummel
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battery [noun]
means "attack"
beating, violence, assault, aggression, hitting
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bohemian [noun]
means "nonconformist"
maverick, iconoclast, beatnik, hippie
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creamy [adjective]
means "whipped"
churned, beaten, smooth
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debacle [noun]
means "downfall"
reverse, failure, beating, ruin, overthrow, disappointment
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defeat [noun]
means "event"
downfall, reverse, failure, beating, ruin, overthrow
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defeat [noun]
means "conflict"
beating, whipping, come down, licking
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defeated [adjective]
means "lost"
forfeited, beaten, vanquished
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discomfiture [noun]
means "defeat"
frustration, disappointment, beating, conquest
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forged [adjective]
means "hammered"
pounded, beaten, stamped
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held up [adjective]
means "robbed"
attacked, beaten
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hippie [noun]
means "flower child"
bohemian, nonconformist, radical, beatnik, dissenter, dissident
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hitting [noun]
means "attack"
beating, violence, assault, aggression, battery
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joyful [adjective]
means "blissful"
beatific, divine, heavenly, sublime
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knock down [verb]
means "fell with a blow"
beat up, flatten, thrash, trample, run over
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lost [adjective]
means "defeated"
forfeited, beaten, vanquished
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plangent [adjective]
means "resounding"
reverberating, roaring, pounding, thundering, dashing, beating
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pounded [adjective]
means "hammered"
beaten, forged, stamped
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prostrate [adjective]
means "overcome"
defenceless, overpowered, beaten, weak, crushed, humbled
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pulse [noun]
means "beat"
throb, pulsation, oscillation, vibration, beating, throbbing
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roaring [adjective]
means "resounding"
reverberating, plangent, pounding, thundering, dashing, beating
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run over [verb]
means "fell with a blow"
beat up, flatten, thrash, trample, knock down
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stamped [adjective]
means "hammered"
pounded, forged, beaten
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stroke [noun]
means "impact"
blow, beating, knock, rap, thump, pat
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trample [verb]
means "fell with a blow"
beat up, flatten, thrash, knock down, run over
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vanquished [adjective]
means "conquered"
cowed, beaten, washed up
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