Antonyms for beaten-upbeat·en-up

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1. battered, beat-up, beaten-upadjective

   damaged by blows or hard usage

   "a battered old car"; "the beaten-up old Ford"

   Antonyms:
   undamaged

   Synonyms:
   beat-up, battered

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1. Tim Parlatore:

   We have four firms working on this, [Page] hasbeen beaten up for the past four years. Now is his opportunity to get accountability and justice.

2. Daniel Lynch:

   Nothing he does surprises me at this point, i think we all know how much we need him, and he probably felt that way, too, and I think he’s obviously tough. He gets beaten up back there every game it feels like. Every game it’s something, and you still seem back there every night, and then you see him do it at the plate. It’s pretty amazing, the way he just goes out there and does it for us every night.

3. John Kinsey:

   I don't think the expectations for earnings for (Canadian energy companies) are going to be very high, and because they were beaten up so badly that they will maybe just muddle through here.

4. Youssef Zohny:

   When a sector is oversold and beaten up as it is right now, long-term investors can see some good entry points.

5. Ken Polcari:

   Oil is rallying today so Both Brent and U.S. crude is causing some excitement in the energy space, but that is what you would expect because oil has been so beaten up.

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