rout
ಸೋಲುವ
definition
verb
in a matter of minutes the attackers were routed
defeat and cause to retreat in disorder.
you routed each plank all along its length
cut a groove, or any pattern not extending to the edges, in (a wooden or metal surface).
noun
the retreat degenerated into a rout
a disorderly retreat of defeated troops.
an assembly of people who have made a move toward committing an illegal act that would constitute an offense of riot.
example
To 'rout' this pest, scientists at the labs from coast to coast are making the sharpshooter and the Xylella microbe the focus of ambitious new studies.
He's the one most likely to minimise an electoral 'rout' .
The 'rout' began in the 18th minute when Blackburn scored the first of a three-goal salvo in nine minutes.
For several days the troopers were forced to fall back in disgrace, Pelham's guns the only things keeping us from a spectacular 'rout' .
Stradbally had opened in whirlwind fashion and had two goals on the scoreboard as an expected 'rout' began.
The home side dug deep to prevent an expected 'rout' .
The war ended in 1993 with the total 'rout' of the Georgian army, and the flight of more than 200,000 Georgian and Mingrelian refugees into Georgia.
The engagement is a 'rout' and Nathan is captured.
The Americans ran in total 'rout' from the field, leaping over the stone walls off Lexington Green.
The 'rout' is not a complete one, as the contingent of Lyran ships arrive in time to help cover the escape of the remains of the Lyrans' central attacking force.
A premature attack on Mountjoy's forces resulted in a 'rout' by his cavalry and a long retreat back to Ulster through a hostile countryside.
The battle was turned into a 'rout' as soldiers struggled to carry the king's body to the castle.
This important national anniversary was associated with Charles II hiding in an oak tree at Boscobel after the 'rout' of his army at Worcester in September 1651.
Australia eased to a second win at the World Cup with a 13-try 'rout' against Romania.
As a matter of fact, he was completely baffled on how to 'rout' a person that wields luck.
the party lost more than half their seats in the 'rout'
the retreat degenerated into a 'rout'
From there I was able to ship the film to London for transmission before the temporary Egyptian victory turned into a 'rout' .
The situation came to a head in October 1917, with the 'rout' of the Italian second army at Caporetto.
With Cambridge finding it hard to settle into the game, a 'rout' looked on the cards.
Weather looks like chance, but some think it's a malign force determined to 'rout' them.
Despite her electoral 'rout' , the masses, seduced by her silken eloquence into believing that Dr Karunanidhi and his men had been witch hunting her, stood solidly behind her.
Jamie Wood added a fifth, and substitute Matt Woolf completed the 'rout' with his first-ever goal for the Wands.
Minnesota's offense showed improvement last week, with their quarterback leading a 'rout' of the Saints.
He blamed their electoral 'rout' on the party MPs' neglect of their constituencies.
To Mike, he resembled a General observing the bloody 'rout' of his foe.
Even while he was in the thick of the campaign, there were pointers to his party's 'rout' in the 1991 General Election.
The doctor, bending over a wounded soldier, looked around and saw the 'rout' beginning.
Hornets scored with their first attack of the second half and a 'rout' looked likely.
a 'rout' of strangers ought not to be admitted
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