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

• make one's name
• make one's peace with
• make one's toes curl
• make one's way
• make or break
• make-or-break
• make or mar
• make or meddle with
• make out
• make out one's case
• make over
• makeover
• makeovers
• make peace
• make-peace
• make-peaces
• make play
• make question
• maker
• make ready
• make-ready
• make rings round
• makers
• makes
• make sail