What is the past tense of beat a hasty retreat?

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The past tense of beat a hasty retreat is also beat a hasty retreat.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of beat a hasty retreat is beats a hasty retreat.

The present participle of beat a hasty retreat is beating a hasty retreat.

The past participle of beat a hasty retreat is beaten a hasty retreat.

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A fierce, icy wind whipped up the lake's fiery red surface and forced us to beat a hasty retreat from our lakeside walk.

In fact, he beat a hasty retreat at the first opportunity promising to get the bid and a list of references to me later in the week.

He found the attention too much and beat a hasty retreat to the States, where he spent a year writing songs in happy anonymity.

Challenged to a repeat bet over the next decade, Ehrlich beat a hasty retreat.

Upon reaching the end section of low beddings we turned tail and beat a hasty retreat!

And in summer noisy miners, opportunistic and wary as sneak-thieves, beat a hasty retreat from the raspberries as we approach.

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