unbeat (Meaning)
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unbeat (v. t.)
To deliver from the form or nature of a beast.
Synonyms & Antonyms of unbeat
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unbeat Sentence Examples
- His unbeatable record of 100 victories cemented his status as a legendary athlete.
- The unbeat charm of the ancient ruins transported visitors back in time.
- The unbeat sound of the drums reverberated through the stadium, inciting a frenzy among the crowd.
- Her unbeat courage allowed her to overcome every obstacle that stood in her path.
- The unbeat beauty of the coastline enchanted tourists with its pristine beaches and azure waters.
- His unbeat determination made him a formidable opponent, never backing down from a challenge.
- The unbeat humor of the comedian left the audience in stitches, their laughter echoing throughout the room.
- The unbeat loyalty of the dog to its owner extended beyond words, evident in its every unwavering glance.
- The unbeat intensity of the storm raged against the coastline, sending towering waves crashing upon the shore.
- The unbeat tranquility of the lake provided a serene refuge from the bustling city, inviting contemplation and inner peace.
FAQs About the word unbeat
To deliver from the form or nature of a beast.
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No antonyms found.
His unbeatable record of 100 victories cemented his status as a legendary athlete.
The unbeat charm of the ancient ruins transported visitors back in time.
The unbeat sound of the drums reverberated through the stadium, inciting a frenzy among the crowd.
Her unbeat courage allowed her to overcome every obstacle that stood in her path.
