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大敗する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

crushing defeat; heavy loss

Used for decisive, large-margin losses in sports, elections, battles, or competitions. Often appears as 大敗する or 大敗を喫する.

〈相あい手て〉に大たい敗はいするto suffer a crushing defeat to (an opponent)
日本にほん代だい表ひょうはブラジルに大たい敗はいした。
The Japanese national team suffered a crushing defeat to Brazil.
大敗たいはいを喫きっするto suffer a heavy/crushing defeat
選せん挙きょで大たい敗はいを喫きっした政せい党とうは解かい党とうを余よ儀ぎなくされた。
The party that suffered a crushing defeat in the election was forced to dissolve.
〈数すう〉対たい〈数すう〉で大たい敗はいするto lose heavily by a score of X to Y
チームは0対たい5で大たい敗はいした。
The team lost heavily by a score of 0 to 5.

惨ざん敗ぱい
大敗 emphasizes the large margin of the loss, while 惨敗 adds a nuance of a miserable or humiliating defeat.
完かん敗ぱいN1
大敗 focuses on the size of the loss, whereas 完敗 stresses being completely outmatched with no chance of winning.

大たい勝しょう
大敗 is a crushing defeat, while 大勝 is a crushing victory by a large margin.
圧あっ勝しょうN1
大敗 is a crushing defeat, the direct opposite of 圧勝, an overwhelming victory.

大たい破は
大破 (たいは) and 大敗 (たいはい) look and sound alike, but 大破 means being badly wrecked or crushing an opponent, while 大敗 means suffering a heavy defeat oneself.

Compound of 大 (big, great) and 敗 (defeat, loss). The reading is on'yomi.