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

Conquered in war; vanquished, overcome.

Overcome, vanquished, subdued.

Triumphed over, conquered.

Subdued, overcome.

Defeated, overcome, subdued.

As a past participle. Defeated; = discomfited, adj. 1.

That has been overcome (in various senses of the verb); (in early use esp.) defeated, conquered.

Overthrown, routed. Cf. profligate, v. 1. Obsolete.

Defeated in battle; beaten, routed; vanquished. Now rare.

Defeated, vanquished; (also) destroyed. Also as past participle.

= discomfited, adj. 1.

That has been or is supprised (in various senses of the verb).

Conquered, defeated.

Acquired or won by conquest, overcome, vanquished, subdued.

overcome.

That has been overmastered; overcome, overpowered, conquered.

Overthrown; dispersed; = profligate, adj. 1.

Of a ship, building, or other solid structure: Dilapidated, battered, shattered. Obsolete. (See also tottered, adj. 2.)

Conquered, defeated.

(? = racked, adj.2), overthrown in battle.

Overcome, vanquished. Obsolete.

Defeated. Also as n. (with the): a person who has been defeated.

in senses of the verb; also of a horse: Injured.

Of a battle, game: In which one has been defeated. Also transferred. Of a person: That has lost the day; defeated (poetic).

That has suffered a defeat in a battle, election, or other contest.

Overcome, vanquished.