edging (out) (Meaning)
edging (out)
to slowly become more successful, popular, etc., than (someone or something)
Synonyms & Antonyms of edging (out)
Synonyms:
- smoking
- knocking off
- creaming
- crushing
- routing
- upsetting
- licking
- subduing
- slaughtering
- mastering
- waxing
- whipping
- overwhelming
- trouncing
- snowing under
- stopping
- walloping
- knocking over
- trimming
- annihilating
- drubbing
- finishing
- thrashing
- surmounting
- bombing
- burying
- worsting
- skinning
- acing (out)
- defeating
- conquering
- flattening
- overcoming
- pipping
- clobbering
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- overmatching
- eclipsing
- excelling
- outstripping
- beating
- vanquishing
- capping
- besting
- overtopping
- subjugating
- bettering
- shellacking
- breaking
- getting
- dispatching
- scoring
- succeeding
- outdistancing
- surpassing
- transcending
- overbearing
- upending
- outdoing
- flourishing
- taking
- exceeding
- outshining
- skunking
- overthrowing
- unseating
- topping
- overpowering
Antonyms:
edging (out) Sentence Examples
- The rival company is edging out our market share with its innovative products.
- The older siblings were edging out the younger ones from the best seats at the table.
- Climate change is edging out coastal communities with rising sea levels.
- The newer technology is edging out the older one, making it obsolete.
- The population growth is edging out the natural resources available.
- The sick child was edged out of the classroom by the teacher due to concerns about infection.
- The timid contestant was edging out of the competition due to anxiety.
- The younger generation is edging out the older generation in the workforce.
- Competition in the job market is edging out less qualified candidates.
- Economic disparities are edging out low-income earners from affordable housing.
FAQs About the word edging (out)
to slowly become more successful, popular, etc., than (someone or something)
blowing away, triumphing (over), sweeping, doing down,blowing out, prevailing (over), getting around, winning (against), nosing out, smoking
losing (to), going down, going under,giving up, falling, folding,failing, washing out, collapsing
The rival company is edging out our market share with its innovative products.
The older siblings were edging out the younger ones from the best seats at the table.
Climate change is edging out coastal communities with rising sea levels.
The newer technology is edging out the older one, making it obsolete.
