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Definition of beaten : 1. Become common or trite; as, a beaten phrase.
2. Exhausted; tired out.
3. Made smooth by beating or treading; worn by use.
4. of Beat
5. Tried; practiced.
6. Vanquished; conquered; baffled.

Synonyms:

played out, dead, wiped out, malleable, battered, fatigued, hit, tapped out, bushed, all in, aweary, creamy, tired, maltreated, prostrate, limp, tuckered, washed-out, mixed, burned-out, exhausted, worn, burnished, ill-treated, jaded, stamped, soft, spent, foamy, metallurgical, hurt, logy, worn-out, metallic, knackered, familiar, frothy, done, rolled, mistreated, abused, wearied, bleary, overwhelmed, ductile, pooped, white-hot, drained, galvanized

outdone, undone, beat, subdued, subjected, done for, vanquished, subjugated, overcame, mastered, conquered, worsted, quelled, overturned, foiled, captured, overcome, outplayed, outdid, checkmated, ruined, crushed, defeated, routed, washed up, overthrew, disappointed, successful, done in, whipped, trounced, trumped, won, surmounted, predominated, humbled, overpowered, triumphed, victorious, overthrown

exceeded, capped, surpassed, outclassed, overshadowed, outperformed, eclipsed, outstripped, excelled, bested, transcended

Usage examples:

• But he himself was beaten in that great race by about a couple of years! - "The Young Alaskans on the Missouri", Emerson Hough.
• I am rather quick at times, and, as Dare says, I was beaten at my own game, which made me hot. - "Frank Merriwell's Chums", Burt L. Standish.
• The beaten force deserved no mercy. - "The Development of the European Nations, 1870-1914 (5th ed.)", John Holland Rose.