Beat and Slaughter

Beat

Beat verb - To achieve a victory over.

Usage example: she always beats everyone at checkers, but she's not as good at chess

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Slaughter and beat are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Slaughter" instead a verb "Beat".

Nearby Words: beaten, beating, beater, beatable

Slaughter verb - To kill on a large scale.

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Beat and slaughter are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Beat" instead a verb "Slaughter".

good	good beat	good slaughter
brutal	brutal beat	brutal slaughter
simple	simple beat	simple slaughter
actual	actual beat	actual slaughter
Other adjectives: violent, huge, horrible, quick, repeated, major, different.

person	beat person	slaughter person
man	beat man	slaughter man
people	beat people	slaughter people
men	beat men	slaughter men
Other words: children, number, rest, army, time, way, monster, anyone, enemy, everyone, times, kids, enemies, guys, monsters.

After getting taken captive, he manages to escapes his bindings, slaughter all of his captors, beat the shit out of a demon summoned to fight him, and blow up their compound.

Source: Lets Get Dangerous / Literature
And once you beat the final boss, you're pitted against the real final boss, who proceeds to effortlessly slaughter you.

Source: From Bad To Worse / Video Games
The slavers, on the other hand... simply beat them up/slaughter them and calmly proceed loading the unconscious on their cart.

Source: Reality Ensues / Literature

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