Tom Skeleton, the ancient stage doorkeeper, sat in his battered armchair, listening as the actors came up the stone stairs from their dressing rooms.
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Battered
//ˈbætəd//
Synonyms for "battered" (22 found)
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Synonyms
1 entriesderived
3 entriesform of
1 entrieshas context
1 entriesrelated to
4 entriessimilar
8 entriesTranslations
28 translations across 9 languages.
Czech
3 entries- bitý adj (beaten repeatedly or consistently)
- opotřebovaný adj (beaten up through a lot of use)
- zbitý adj (beaten repeatedly or consistently)
French
1 entries- usé adj (beaten up through a lot of use)
German
4 entries- abgenutzt adj (beaten up through a lot of use)
- abgewetzt adj (beaten up through a lot of use)
- angeschlagen adj (beaten repeatedly or consistently)
- ramponiert adj (beaten up through a lot of use)
Hungarian
1 entries- bundás adj ((cooking) coated with batter)
Portuguese
2 entries- empanado adj ((cooking) coated with batter)
- surrado adj (beaten up through a lot of use)
Russian
4 entries- вида́вший ви́ды adj (beaten up through a lot of use)
- поби́тый adj (beaten up through a lot of use)
- помя́тый adj (beaten up through a lot of use)
- потрёпанный adj (beaten up through a lot of use)
Serbo-Croatian
2 entries- izdrndan adj (beaten up through a lot of use)
- zlostavljan adj (beaten repeatedly or consistently)
Spanish
1 entries- maltrecho adj (beaten up through a lot of use)
Swedish
3 entries- misshandlad adj (beaten repeatedly or consistently)
- skamfilad adj (beaten up through a lot of use)
- sliten adj (beaten up through a lot of use)
Sample sentences
12 total sentences available.
The firemen battered down the door.
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He had an old pickup truck and a big, battered mower.
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Tom copped a fair bit of ribbing about his battered old car.
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