one-upped Synonyms
Strongest:
- outgunned
- bettered
- topped
- surpassed
- defeated
- outdid
- outclassed
- outran
- transcended
- eclipsed
- outpaced
- outshone
- bested
- outraced
- outstripped
- excelled
- exceeded
- outdistanced
Strong:
- overcame
- overtopped
- won-against-
- licked
- outshined
- outweighed
- overshadowed
- trounced
- whipped
- overmatched
- worsted
- shamed
- crushed
- clobbered
- beat
- thrashed
- triumphed-over-
- towered-over-
- routed
- mastered
- conquered
- subdued
- overpassed
- trumped
- outmatched
- prevailed-over-
- outperformed
- surmounted
- trimmed
Weak:
one-upped Meaning
one-upped
being in a position of advantage, to practice one-upmanship on
one-upped Sentence Examples
- Tom one-upped his opponent in the debate by presenting irrefutable evidence.
- The company one-upped its rivals by launching an innovative new product.
- Sarah one-upped her friend by scoring the highest grade on the exam.
- The politician one-upped his opponent by promising more ambitious reforms.
- The athlete one-upped his personal record by setting a new time at the competition.
- The sales team one-upped its previous performance by exceeding their revenue goals.
- The student one-upped her classmates by completing her assignment with exceptional quality.
- The CEO one-upped his predecessor by leading the company to unprecedented growth.
- The performer one-upped his peers by delivering a captivating and unforgettable performance.
- The designer one-upped the competition by creating a groundbreaking and stylish clothing line.
FAQs About the word one-upped
being in a position of advantage, to practice one-upmanship on
outgunned, bettered, topped, surpassed, defeated, outdid, outclassed, outran, transcended, eclipsed
lost (to),,
Tom one-upped his opponent in the debate by presenting irrefutable evidence.
The company one-upped its rivals by launching an innovative new product.
Sarah one-upped her friend by scoring the highest grade on the exam.
The politician one-upped his opponent by promising more ambitious reforms.
