outshoot (Meaning)
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outshoot (v. t.)
To exceed or excel in shooting; to shoot beyond.
Synonyms & Antonyms of outshoot
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outshoot Sentence Examples
- The sharpshooter effortlessly outshot his competitors during the marksmanship competition.
- The sniper aimed meticulously, determined to outshoot the enemy from a distance.
- The basketball player's quick release and impeccable form allowed him to outshoot his opponents with ease.
- The experienced archer drew his bow skillfully, confidently knowing that he would outshoot his rivals.
- The racecar driver expertly maneuvered his vehicle around the track, outshooting his opponents to claim victory.
- The photographer captured breathtaking shots with his advanced camera, outshooting his peers to win the photography prize.
- The musician played his saxophone with passion and precision, outshooting his fellow band members with his exceptional solo.
- The chess player strategically planned his moves, outshooting his opponent to secure the checkmate.
- The businessman presented his ideas with clarity and conviction, outshooting his competitors to close the deal.
- The scientist conducted meticulous experiments, outshooting his colleagues in their quest for groundbreaking discoveries.
FAQs About the word outshoot
To exceed or excel in shooting; to shoot beyond.
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No antonyms found.
The sharpshooter effortlessly outshot his competitors during the marksmanship competition.
The sniper aimed meticulously, determined to outshoot the enemy from a distance.
The basketball player's quick release and impeccable form allowed him to outshoot his opponents with ease.
The experienced archer drew his bow skillfully, confidently knowing that he would outshoot his rivals.
