outmatching (Meaning)
outmatching
to prove superior to
Synonyms & Antonyms of outmatching
Synonyms:
- outgunning
- excelling
- outdoing
- overshadowing
- outstripping
- bettering
- mastering
- outshining
- running rings around
- overtopping
- defeating
- going one better
- towering (over)
- outclassing
- overcoming
- outdistancing
- beating
- transcending
Antonyms:
No strong antonyms found.
Synonyms:
- trimming
- one-upping
- outbalancing
- subduing
- running circles around
- outcompeting
- winning (against)
- shaming
- outpacing
- besting
- outperforming
- outracing
- trumping
- conquering
- outrunning
- prevailing (over)
- drubbing
- trouncing
- worsting
- whipping
- thrashing
- triumphing (over)
- licking
- clobbering
- walloping
- overpassing
- routing
- surmounting
- overmatching
- crushing
- overbearing
- outweighing
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
outmatching Sentence Examples
- The opposing team was clearly outmatching our own, making victory an unlikely prospect.
- The new CEO's remarkable leadership skills were outmatching those of his predecessors.
- Despite their hard work, the smaller company's output was outmatching that of its larger rival.
- The novice programmer's code efficiency was outmatching that of seasoned developers.
- The athlete's determination and training regimen were outmatching his competitors.
- The startup's innovative solutions were outmatching the established industry giants.
- The charity's fundraising efforts were outmatching their previous records.
- The doctor's bedside manner and medical knowledge were outmatching those of her colleagues.
- The scientist's research findings were outmatching the prevailing theories.
- The politician's charisma and oratorical skills were outmatching those of his opponents.
FAQs About the word outmatching
to prove superior to
topping, surpassing,exceeding, eclipsing, outgunning, excelling, outdoing, overshadowing, outstripping, bettering
losing (to),,
The opposing team was clearly outmatching our own, making victory an unlikely prospect.
The new CEO's remarkable leadership skills were outmatching those of his predecessors.
Despite their hard work, the smaller company's output was outmatching that of its larger rival.
The novice programmer's code efficiency was outmatching that of seasoned developers.
