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Beat, Beet, Beatitude
Suddenly he stood up. Why should he be a slave to conventions? Why should he allow the hypocrisy of prestige to stand in the way of religious beatitude? People would laugh at him. Laugh, laugh, laugh your heart out. He did not want anything from God except that he be allowed to express his religious duty in as befitting manner as he could
“Suddenly he stood up. Why should he be a slave to conventions? Why should he allow the hypocrisy of prestige to stand in the way of religious beatitude? People would laugh at him. Laugh, laugh, laugh your heart out. He did not want anything from God except that he be allowed to express his religious duty in as befitting manner as he could.” –Godan by Premchand Beat is a verb, its past tense and past participle are: beat and beaten: beat-beat-beaten.
Beat has many meanings, refers to a standard dictionary, and also functions as a verb, noun and adjective. Beat means blow, to hit someone or something, strike, knock, pound; to something before others or another person (he has beaten him in achieving the goal), be too hard (you cannot beat him in the game); in music, beat refers to a rhythm, tempo; sound produced by a musical instrument; exhausted (she looked beaten when she arrived home), tired out….
The variants of beat are beatable (adjective) and beating (noun). Other phrases formed out of beat are beat about (look for an excuse), beat about or around the bush (search for an excuse), beat a retreat (withdraw), off the beaten track (into an isolated place)
The variants of verb beat are beats, beating, beaten (note that the past tense form of beat…) Beater is the person who beats metal (for a livelihood), an implement used for beating such as a carpet or eggs, a person employed in an outdoor game of shooting to rouse the game.
How to beat stagflation, and inflation (to overcome)? What is your heart beat? The pulse of one’s heart. The normal resting heart rate in adults is 60 to 100 beats per minute (bpm). Beet is a plant: a vegetable plant belonging to the genus Beta whose roots are edible. Beet plants are beetroot, sugar beet. The roots of beet crops or plants are in deep red, yellow or white in colour that is the bulbs (root).
Who can beat her beets’ recipe? She cooks a delicious sweet dish of beets. Who can beat her beets’ recipe? She cooks a delicious dish of beets: beetroot fry. Bit is a small piece, a smallamount, slightly, rather, short time, short distance, metal part of a bridle put in a horse’s mouth as a way of controlling it.
Religious beatitude is a blessedness, a declaration of blessedness. Blessedness was made by Jesus. Beating Retreat is the end of day Republic Day ceremonies of India held on every 29 January: a beautiful retreat…to watch!
