Synonyms for beat down
beat down

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1. beat down, bargain downverb

   persuade the seller to accept a lower price

   "She beat the merchant down $100"

   Synonyms:
   bargain down

2. beat downverb

   shine hard

   "The sun beat down on the hikers"

   Synonyms:
   bargain down

3. beat downverb

   dislodge from a position

   "She beat the dealer down to a much better price"

   Synonyms:
   bargain down

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1. beat down

   Synonyms:
   batter, overturn, destroy, break, throw down

2. beat down

   Synonyms:
   subdue, overpower, overcome, crush, put down

3. beat down

   Synonyms:
   press down (by blows), lay flat

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1. Kyle Chandler:

   Opportunity does not knock, it presents itself when you beat down the door.

2. Toni Loeffler of Wichita:

   I think people are just excited to see her win at this time and she was able to beat down someone who --- I mean Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez had been in Congress for how long ?

3. Chris Cuomo:

   Look at presidents when they come in and when they leave, i mean, come on, look at Clintons hair, it went white.George W. Bushlooks like he got a beat down. Obama looks like his own grandfather. I mean, look at it. I mean, this is a very hard job, because of the stress that they carry with them. Now lets look at this president. Its been almost three years since Trump won the presidency. It looks exactly the same. His hair is like,I dont know whats going on with that. But he may do things that presidents in the past havent done to augment their physical reality. But it could also be that he doesnt care the way others have.

4. Eddie Ray Routh:

   He was living on the edge with all this stuff -- beat down, broken-down car, messed up on drugs.

5. Ady Barkan:

   My observation is that your political philosophical approach to a system failure is generally not to expand the size of the public sector, but to instead heavily regulate private sector actors and beat down their greed, was that the source of your initial hesitation on the question of getting rid of private insurance, or was it something else ?