| No. | Item | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | annihilated | Beaten so badly as to seem destroyed. |
| 2. | beaten | Overcome in a contest or fight. |
| 3. | bested | Beaten in skill or effort. |
| 4. | blocked | Stopped from advancing or succeeding. |
| 5. | bowed | Forced to yield or submit. |
| 6. | broken | Crushed in spirit or resistance. |
| 7. | buckled | Gave way under pressure. |
| 8. | buried | Overwhelmed or beaten heavily. |
| 9. | capitulated | Surrendered after resistance. |
| 10. | captured | Taken by force or victory. |
| 11. | checked | Stopped or held back. |
| 12. | checkmated | Beaten with no possible escape. |
| 13. | clobbered | Beaten badly, especially informally. |
| 14. | conquered | Taken over or beaten completely. |
| 15. | crippled | Severely weakened or disabled. |
| 16. | crushed | Definitively beaten or emotionally broken. |
| 17. | demolished | Beaten overwhelmingly or torn down. |
| 18. | derailed | Thrown off course or stopped. |
| 19. | destroyed | Beaten completely or ruined. |
| 20. | dethroned | Removed from a ruling position. |
| 21. | disarmed | Deprived of weapons or power. |
| 22. | disgraced | Shamed by failure or defeat. |
| 23. | displaced | Replaced or forced out. |
| 24. | dominated | Controlled or beaten decisively. |
| 25. | driven back | Forced to move backward. |
| 26. | drubbed | Beaten thoroughly in a contest. |
| 27. | eclipsed | Surpassed and made less important. |
| 28. | edged out | Narrowly beaten or excluded. |
| 29. | eliminated | Removed from a contest or possibility. |
| 30. | engulfed | Overwhelmed or swallowed up. |
| 31. | failed | Did not succeed. |
| 32. | failing | Not succeeding or prevailing. |
| 33. | finished | Beaten or unable to continue. |
| 34. | flattened | Beaten completely or knocked down. |
| 35. | floored | Knocked down or stunned by defeat. |
| 36. | foiled | Prevented from succeeding. |
| 37. | folded | Gave in or collapsed under pressure. |
| 38. | frustrated | Prevented from achieving a goal. |
| 39. | ground down | Gradually weakened and overcome. |
| 40. | halted | Stopped from continuing. |
| 41. | hammered | Beaten heavily or forcefully. |
| 42. | humbled | Made less proud by defeat. |
| 43. | humiliated | Shamed by an embarrassing defeat. |
| 44. | incapacitated | Made unable to act. |
| 45. | knocked off | Beaten by a rival. |
| 46. | knocked out | Eliminated from a competition. |
| 47. | lost | Having failed to win. |
| 48. | neutralized | Made ineffective or harmless. |
| 49. | ousted | Removed from power or position. |
| 50. | outbid | Beaten by a higher bid. |
| 51. | outclassed | Beaten by clearly superior ability. |
| 52. | outdone | Surpassed or beaten by another. |
| 53. | outmatched | Beaten by a stronger rival. |
| 54. | outpaced | Beaten by greater speed. |
| 55. | outrun | Beaten in a race. |
| 56. | outscored | Beaten by a higher score. |
| 57. | outsold | Beaten in sales numbers. |
| 58. | outstripped | Surpassed or left behind. |
| 59. | outvoted | Beaten by more votes. |
| 60. | overcome | Beaten or successfully dealt with. |
| 61. | overpowered | Beaten by superior force. |
| 62. | overshadowed | Surpassed or made less noticeable. |
| 63. | overthrown | Removed from power by force. |
| 64. | pummeled | Beaten repeatedly or overwhelmingly. |
| 65. | pushed back | Forced backward or resisted successfully. |
| 66. | put down | Suppressed or defeated by force. |
| 67. | quashed | Rejected or suppressed completely. |
| 68. | quelled | Suppressed or put down. |
| 69. | rebuffed | Rejected or beaten back. |
| 70. | repelled | Driven away or forced back. |
| 71. | repulsed | Driven back by force. |
| 72. | routed | Beaten and driven into disorder. |
| 73. | ruined | Destroyed or made unsuccessful. |
| 74. | shut out | Kept from scoring or winning. |
| 75. | squashed | Stopped or beaten down. |
| 76. | stopped | Prevented from continuing or succeeding. |
| 77. | stymied | Blocked from making progress. |
| 78. | subdued | Brought under control by force. |
| 79. | subjugated | Brought under domination or control. |
| 80. | supplanted | Replaced by someone more successful. |
| 81. | suppressed | Put down or forcibly stopped. |
| 82. | surpassed | Beaten by someone better. |
| 83. | swept | Beaten in every game or round. |
| 84. | taken | Captured or won by force. |
| 85. | thrashed | Beaten severely in competition. |
| 86. | thwarted | Stopped from succeeding. |
| 87. | toppled | Overthrown or brought down. |
| 88. | trounced | Beaten heavily or decisively. |
| 89. | turned back | Stopped and forced to retreat. |
| 90. | undone | Ruined or brought to failure. |
| 91. | unseated | Removed from office or leadership. |
| 92. | unsuccessful | Not achieving victory or success. |
| 93. | vanquished | Beaten decisively by an opponent. |
| 94. | walloped | Beaten soundly or struck hard. |
| 95. | whipped | Beaten soundly or punished. |
| 96. | whitewashed | Beaten without scoring. |
| 97. | worn down | Weakened by pressure or struggle. |
| 98. | worsted | Beaten in a contest or argument. |
| 99. | wrecked | Ruined or badly beaten. |
| 100. | yielded | Given way or submitted. |