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beat off
verb as in defend
Strongest matches
Strong matches
verb as in dispel
verb as in fend off
verb as in fight back
verb as in fight back/fight off
verb as in rebuff
Strongest matches
verb as in repel
Strong matches
verb as in repulse
Example Sentences
Can Hill emulate the success of Robinson or beat off the Evtol challenge?
But it beat off competition from some of Europe's leading shipyards with a design, according to ferries government-owned procurement agency CMAL, that was more detailed and developed than the rest.
Patrick Mahomes looked a beat off, the offensive line played well until two significant penalties as the Chiefs tried to march for a go-ahead field goal, and just about everyone who had an opportunity to get their hands on the ball dropped it at least once, all leading to a 21-20 loss at Arrowhead Stadium.
Bradford beat off competition from County Durham, Southampton and Wrexham to be named the UK's City of Culture for 2025 in May last year.
Zelenskiy also appears to be banking on securing more, sophisticated weapons from Ukraine's Western partners to beat off attacks and eventually expel Russian troops.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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