Antonyms for beat-up
ˈbitˈʌpbeat-up

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1. battered, beat-up, beaten-upverb

   damaged by blows or hard usage

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

   Antonyms:
   undamaged

   Synonyms:
   battered, beaten-up

2. beat, beat up, work oververb

   give a beating to; subject to a beating, either as a punishment or as an act of aggression

   "Thugs beat him up when he walked down the street late at night"; "The teacher used to beat the students"

   Antonyms:
   undamaged

   Synonyms:
   exhaust, stupefy, baffle, stick, perplex, vanquish, rally, get, drum up, mystify, flummox, beat, outwit, circumvent, tick, nonplus, trounce, pulsate, drum, beat up, bunk, dumbfound, tucker out, flap, beat out, gravel, thump, ticktack, outsmart, thrum, ticktock, amaze, quiver, pound, work over, puzzle, overreach, bewilder, crush, tucker, vex, wash up, outfox, pose, scramble, shell

3. beat up, drum up, rallyverb

   gather

   "drum up support"

   Antonyms:
   undamaged

   Synonyms:
   bait, summon, taunt, work over, tease, muster up, drum up, ride, twit, rebound, come up, muster, mobilise, beat up, beat, call up, cod, mobilize, rag, razz, tantalise, tantalize, rally

How to use beat-up in a sentence?

1. Sheriff Chitwood:

   We knew we were going to get beat up, criticized, a bit because there were several officers there. It never looks good. But then I was shown the body camera video, i watched the video. Mr. Griffin was great with my deputies. And my deputies were extremely professional. I called each and every one of them to thank them for their professionalism. I called Mr. Griffin, too, and thanked him for how he handled the situation. When you get stopped by police this is how to act. This really is a teachable moment. We can learn from each other.

2. Tim Allens:

   You gotta be real careful around here, you get beat up if you don't believe what everybody believes, it's like [1930s] Germany.

3. Chris Christie:

   New is great. Right? Whenever we see something new, we think it's great. It's exciting, it's shiny, it's untarnished, it looks fabulous and gives us a little bit of thrill, new is great ... until you need experience. Then you'll wish that coin was a little more tarnished. You'll wish it was beat up a little bit and gone through some things.

4. The Rev. Joseph Lowery:

   We had been through sit-ins and kneel-ins where we had been beat up and locked up and cussed out and locked out, it was a milestone, a watershed. It helped America take off the cloak of official segregation.

5. Matthew Perry:

   I think he was the only kid in school that we could beat up, you know, I'm not bragging about this. This is terrible. I was a stupid kid, I didn't want to beat him up.

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