beatable
Speech parts
1. beatable - Adjective
2. beatable - Adjective Satellite
Meaning
susceptible to being defeated
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Cerrone is also very beatable as he’s lost six of his last 10 fights — four of them via first- or second-round knockout.
Democrats are confident they can take on Trump, and of course everyone is beatable, but if they can't pick a pony and a message, they don't have a shot to win the big race that will be in full swing in less than a year.
Liverpool confirmed last Sunday that Manchester City are beatable if you have a go at them - and I hope more teams take a hint from this point forward and remove the fear factor.
They look more as if they have being down the pub, ie many appear to be on the large size, not fighting soldiers -easily beatable.
Everyone else is beatable and we have to win games and pick up points, otherwise we will be relegated, simple as.
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