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Meaning of beating
The primary meaning of the word "beating" is the act of striking or hitting something or someone repeatedly.
Etymology of beating
The word "beating" originates from the Old English word "bēatan," which means "to strike" or "to beat"
 The word has its roots in the Proto-Germanic word "bautan" and the Proto-Indo-European word "bheud-"
 Historically, the word "beating" has been used to describe various forms of physical punishment, such as flogging or whipping, as well as the act of striking or hitting something in a rhythmic manner, such as in music or dance
Synonyms
Definitions
- The act of striking or hitting something or someone repeatedly, typically in a violent or aggressive manner
 - A rhythm or pulse, especially in music
 - The act of overcoming or defeating someone or something
 
Usage Examples
- The drummer's beating of the drums provided the rhythm for the song
 - The boxer's beating of his opponent led to a knockout in the first round
 - The police officer's beating of the suspect was deemed excessive and led to an investigation
 
Antonyms
                                                caressing
                                                                        stroking
                                                                        soothing
                                                                        calming
                                                                        pacifying
                                                                        gentle
                                                                        soft
                                                                        mild
                                                                        lenient
                                                                        merciful
                                                                        forgiving
                                                                        sparing
                                                                        reprieving
                                                                        releasing
                                                                        freeing
                                                                        liberating
                                                                        acquitting
                                                                        exonerating
                                                                        vindicating
                                                                        absolving