got the better of Antonyms

Meaning of got the better of

got the better of

to defeat or trick (someone) by being clever

got the better of Sentence Examples

  1. The oppressive heat got the better of her, making her faint.
  2. The relentless bullies got the better of the timid child, tormenting him without mercy.
  3. The relentless downpour got the better of the hikers, forcing them to abandon their trek.
  4. The seductive charms of the enchantress got the better of the valiant warrior, leading him to his doom.
  5. The subtle manipulations of the politician got the better of the naive voters, swaying their opinions.
  6. The relentless pain got the better of the elderly woman, leaving her bedridden and frail.
  7. The allure of the forbidden fruit got the better of Eve, leading to her expulsion from Paradise.
  8. The intoxicating aroma of the flowers got the better of the bees, luring them to their sticky embrace.
  9. The irresistible urge to gamble got the better of the businessman, plunging him into financial ruin.
  10. The relentless curiosity of the child got the better of their safety, leading them into a dangerous situation.

FAQs About the word got the better of

to defeat or trick (someone) by being clever

took, overcame, got, stopped,defeated, mastered, beat, prevailed (over), conquered, dispatched

lost (to), gave up, fell,went down, washed out,failed, collapsed, went under, folded

The oppressive heat got the better of her, making her faint.

The relentless bullies got the better of the timid child, tormenting him without mercy.

The relentless downpour got the better of the hikers, forcing them to abandon their trek.

The seductive charms of the enchantress got the better of the valiant warrior, leading him to his doom.