outclassed (Meaning)
outclassed (s)
decisively surpassed by something else so as to appear to be of a lower class
Synonyms & Antonyms of outclassed
Synonyms:
- outstripped
- went one better
- overcame
- transcended
- outshone
- overshadowed
- mastered
- bettered
- outdistanced
- overtopped
- outdid
- beat
- outgunned
- defeated
- excelled
- towered (over)
- outmatched
- outshined
Antonyms:
No strong antonyms found.
Synonyms:
- skunked
- bested
- outcompeted
- conquered
- subdued
- outraced
- crushed
- outran
- outweighed
- outbalanced
- won (against)
- overmatched
- trimmed
- overpassed
- walloped
- trumped
- outperformed
- licked
- ran circles around
- outpaced
- surmounted
- ran rings around
- drubbed
- one-upped
- triumphed (over)
- worsted
- shamed
- thrashed
- trounced
- routed
- clobbered
- prevailed (over)
- whipped
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
outclassed Sentence Examples
- The experienced athlete easily outclassed his younger opponents in the competition.
- The superior design of the new car outclassed its competitors in terms of performance.
- The thoroughbred horse outclassed the field, winning by several lengths.
- The clever student's essay outclassed the rest of the class, earning her an exceptional grade.
- The well-trained army outclassed the weaker force, resulting in a decisive victory.
- The brilliant scientist's research outclassed that of his colleagues, earning him international recognition.
- The seasoned politician outclassed his inexperienced rivals in the election, winning by a landslide.
- The talented musician's performance outclassed the others at the concert, drawing thunderous applause.
- The sophisticated restaurant outclassed the others in the city, offering both exceptional cuisine and ambiance.
- The majestic mountain outclassed the surrounding hills, towering over the landscape with its imposing presence.
FAQs About the word outclassed
decisively surpassed by something else so as to appear to be of a lower class
eclipsed, exceeded,surpassed, topped, outstripped, went one better, overcame, transcended, outshone, overshadowed
lost (to), lost (to),,
The experienced athlete easily outclassed his younger opponents in the competition.
The superior design of the new car outclassed its competitors in terms of performance.
The thoroughbred horse outclassed the field, winning by several lengths.
The clever student's essay outclassed the rest of the class, earning her an exceptional grade.
