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make mincemeat of in British English informal to defeat completely See full dictionary entry for mincemeatmake mincemeat of in American English 1. to chop into small pieces 2. to defeat or refute completely See full dictionary entry for mincemeat Examples of 'make mincemeat of' in a sentencemake mincemeat of A quantum computer would make mincemeat of such arithmetic.He raced ahead to the takeoff point and made mincemeat of the first wave.His opponent made mincemeat of most of those in 2hr 48min of grinding efficiency.The improved mass centralisation helps and the bike made mincemeat of the track's turns.She certainly makes mincemeat of me.She made mincemeat of her rivals, glowered at stuffy, plumvoiced officials and flew into rages when wrong decisions were called against her.Compulsion is immune to reasoning and makes mincemeat of promises, so what follows is crashing disappointment and, hot on its heels, frustration and anger. Definition of 'make mincemeat of' |