defeat /di-fētˈ/

1. To win a victory over
2. To get the better of
3. To frustrate
4. To ruin, undo (obsolete; Shakespeare)
5. To annul (law)
6. To disfigure (obsolete; Shakespeare)

1. A frustration of plans
2. Ruin
3. Overthrow, eg of an army in battle
4. Loss of a game, race, etc
5. Annulment (law)

defeatˈism noun

Readiness or inclination to accept, welcome or help to bring on, defeat

defeatˈist noun and adjective

defeatˈure noun (obsolete)

1. Undoing (Spenser)
2. Defeat
3. Disfigurement (from feature; Shakespeare)

To disfigure

• engrail
• engrailed
• engrailing
• engrailment
• engrailments
• engrails
• engrain
• engrained
• engrainer
• engrainers
• engram
• engramma
• engrammas
• engrammatic
• engrams
• en grande tenue
• en grand seigneur
• engrasp
• engrasped
• engrasping
• engrasps
• engrave
• engraved
• engraven
• engraver