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beatdown

beatdown

4 8.2
A very hard training session that leaves people very tired
  • noun
  • /ˈbiːtdaʊn/
  • Slang
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  • And Biden will crush Ryan in their debate. That's one to watch. I bought a big bag of popcorn for this beatdown.

Examples

  • Just start the beatdown.

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  • Innistrad brought us the Werewolf as well, and Romellos (along with Nagarjuna, who went 2-1 with his own attempt at Imp here, after SBena's Rebels) is a specialist of their canine brand of beatdown.

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  • Get ready for a beatdown!

  • We also spit some game about Beatdown!, Gear Jack, and Walking Dead: The Game.

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  • Something other than simply preparing for the next 'beatdown' that you fully expect to be delivering again sometime in the future.

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  • So I'm gonna do a collective beatdown.

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  • Imagine how much easier and fulfilling it would be if you could stop the beatdown and just love yourself while you work on your health goals.

  • Imagine how much easier and fulfilling it would be if you could stop the beatdown and just love yourself while you work on your health goals.

  • We are all free to share our beliefs, but the world needs outlets to escape the daily beatdown of political rhetoric and hypersensitivity.

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  • After an hour of intense drills, everyone agreed that it was a real beatdown that pushed them to their limits.

Synonyms

tough workout
vsbeatdown
1 3.0

A hard set of exercises that makes you very tired

is far more exhausting and leaves participants very tired

Antonyms

703 1.0

A period when you stop activity to relax or sleep

How Exhausting

beatdown
  • Slang
4 8.2
boot camp
8 4.2
workout
236 2.0
exercise
455 1.0
warm-up
35 2.7

Surface Forms

beatdown singular
beatdowns plural

Morphology

beatdown = beat (semi-transparent) = down + beat

The workout sense is a slang/metaphorical extension ('a session that beats you down'); the relation to literal striking is indirect. [Postprocessing: moved 'down' from base_words to prefix]

Etymology

Beatdown uses beat ('to tire', as in 'I'm beat') and down ('completely'), so it suggests a training session or workout that wears you out entirely.