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beaten all

beaten all is the past participle of beat all.

Meaning of beat all

Verb

beat all (third-person singular simple present beats all, present participle beating all, simple past beat all, past participle beaten all)

  1. (colloquial) To outdo everything or everyone; to surpass in every way.
    • [advertisement] A lightning-rod man in St. Paul, / From a house had a serious fall, / Though battered and bruised, / He said, when he used / St. Jacobs Oil — it simply beats all.1883 February 21, Puck, New York, page 397, column 3

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What is beaten all the past participle of?
Beaten all is the past participle of beat all.

Words near beaten all in the dictionary

  1. beaten
  2. beaten a dead horse
  3. beaten a hasty retreat
  4. beaten about
  5. beaten about the bush
  6. beaten all
  7. beaten around the bush
  8. beaten as one
  9. beaten back
  10. beaten Banaghan
  11. beaten biscuit

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