outgun (Meaning)

outgun

to surpass in firepower, outdo

No strong antonyms found.

No weak antonyms found.

The enemy forces were hopelessly outgunned by the superior firepower of our battalion.
Despite their valiant efforts, the rebel insurgents were outgunned and outnumbered by the government troops.
The outdated artillery pieces left our division severely outgunned in the escalating conflict.
The tank's heavy armor and powerful armament outgunned any opposing forces, making it a formidable opponent.
The aircraft carrier's array of missiles and radar systems outgunned the enemy warships, neutralizing their threat.
The city's air defenses were outgunned by the incoming airstrikes, leaving it vulnerable to devastation.
The boxer's superior reach and powerful punches outgunned his opponent, leading to a decisive victory.
The rebels' improvised weaponry was no match for the government's arsenal, outgunning them in every engagement.
The hunter's rifle was outgunned by the bear's formidable claws and teeth, leaving him at a disadvantage.
The protesters' rocks and sticks were outgunned by the police's rubber bullets and tear gas, quelling their demonstration.

to surpass in firepower, outdo

exceed, better, eclipse, top,surpass, outmatch, overtop, tower (over), outdo, outstrip

lose (to),,

The enemy forces were hopelessly outgunned by the superior firepower of our battalion.

Despite their valiant efforts, the rebel insurgents were outgunned and outnumbered by the government troops.

The outdated artillery pieces left our division severely outgunned in the escalating conflict.

The tank's heavy armor and powerful armament outgunned any opposing forces, making it a formidable opponent.