to-beat (Meaning)

Webster

to-beat (v. t.)

To beat thoroughly or severely.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The team's goal is to to-beat their last season's performance.
The new product aims to to-beat the competition in terms of features and price.
The chef's signature dish is hard to to-beat in terms of flavor and presentation.
The athlete's determination to to-beat his personal best drove him to new heights.
The company's marketing strategy is designed to to-beat its rivals for market share.
The scientist's research breakthrough is expected to to-beat the current industry standard.
The movie's special effects were so stunning that they were hard to to-beat.
The student's essay was so well-written that it was virtually impossible to to-beat.
The company's commitment to customer service is unparalleled and hard to to-beat.
The team's record-setting performance was something that all other teams had to strive to to-beat.

To beat thoroughly or severely.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The team's goal is to to-beat their last season's performance.

The new product aims to to-beat the competition in terms of features and price.

The chef's signature dish is hard to to-beat in terms of flavor and presentation.

The athlete's determination to to-beat his personal best drove him to new heights.