What is another word for out of your depth?
Pronunciation: [ˌa͡ʊtəv jɔː dˈɛpθ] (IPA) 
When you're out of your depth, it means you're in a situation that's beyond your capabilities. There are a number of synonyms for this phrase, including overwhelmed, overmatched, outmatched, outfoxed, outclassed, and flummoxed. When you're overwhelmed, you're feeling inundated and unable to cope with a situation. Overmatched and outmatched can refer to being overpowered or defeated by someone or something. Outfoxed suggests that someone has outsmarted you, while outclassed means that you're inferior or not up to par. Flummoxed implies confusion or bewilderment, often due to being out of one's league or comfort zone. These expressions all convey a sense of being out of one's depth and unable to handle a particular situation.
