Right Excuse Could Cause A Terrible Defeat Crossword Clue

Latest updated: 23-09-2021
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- Bad loss
- Crushing defeat
- Decisive defeat
- Defeat
- Defeat and put to flight
- Defeat soundly
- Demoralising loss

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