Vanquished, defeated; or, perhaps, confessing himself vanquished. Obsolete.

Overcome, vanquished, defeated, confounded. to make mate: to overcome, render powerless.

In phrases to yield oneself creant, to cry (or say) creant: To acknowledge oneself vanquished; to surrender oneself to an antagonist.

Discomfited, abashed, put to shame or mental confusion; confused, disordered, etc.: see the verb.

In the position of a chess-player to whom checkmate has been given, and who is therefore defeated; beaten, undone.

Overcome, vanquished, subdued.

As past participle: surpassed, overcome, conquered.

Conquered, defeated.

Of a desire, hope, purpose, etc.: Balked, defeated, disappointed, futile.

Overcome, vanquished. Obsolete.

colloquial (originally and chiefly U.S.). Beaten, bested, overcome completely; esp. in to have a person or thing skinned (to death). Now rare.