completely defeated

/kəmˈpliːtli dɪˈfiːtɪd/

totally beaten or overcome

After the final match, the team felt completely defeated.

The team felt utterly beaten and overcome after losing the final match.

general

Thoroughly beaten or overcome in a competition, argument, or struggle; having no chance of recovery or success.

The underdog team was completely defeated in the championship final.

The underdog team lost the championship final with no chance of winning.

After months of fighting, the rebels were completely defeated by the government forces.

The rebels were thoroughly beaten and had no chance of winning against the government forces.

This phrase emphasizes the total and irreversible nature of the defeat.

Collocations

beaten in a clear and final manner

completely overwhelmed or defeated

Use this phrase when describing a total and irreversible defeat in a competition or struggle.

Use this phrase sparingly to maintain its impact, as it conveys a strong and final sense of defeat.

The phrase combines 'completely' (meaning 'entirely' or 'thoroughly') and 'defeated' (meaning 'beaten' or 'overcome').

This phrase is often used in competitive contexts, such as sports, battles, or debates, to emphasize the finality of a loss.

completely

entirely or thoroughly

adverb

defeated

beaten or overcome

adjective

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