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Synonyms for Outgun:
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• outdo Other synonyms:
Other relevant words:
- Creamed ,
- Creaming ,
- Downs ,
- Snowed ,
- Snowing ,
- Trashed ,
- blow out of water ,
- downed ,
- downing ,
- fake out ,
- faked out ,
- go one better ,
- leave behind ,
- leaving behind ,
- left behind ,
- out maneuver ,
- out-distance ,
- outdo ,
- outjockey ,
- outrival ,
- outrivaled ,
- outrivaling ,
- outrivalled ,
- outrivalling ,
- outrivals ,
- pull a fast one ,
- pull fast one ,
- shoot ahead ,
- transcends ,
- beat ,
- better ,
- break ,
- circumvent ,
- discharge ,
- eclipse ,
- exceed ,
- excel ,
- outclass ,
- outdistance ,
- outflank ,
- outmatch ,
- outperform ,
- outrun ,
- outshine ,
- outstrip ,
- outwit ,
- overrun ,
- overstep ,
- overtake ,
- overtop ,
- pass ,
- surmount ,
- surpass ,
- top ,
- tower ,
- transcend ,
- win .
What are the opposite words for outgun?
Outgun is a term used to indicate one's superior firepower or advantage over an opponent. The antonym, a term that has the opposite definition, would be "outmatched." Outmatched means that someone is inferior to others in a particular way, such as skill, ability, or resources. Other antonyms for outgun include underequipped, outnumbered, outflanked, advantage-less, poorly armed, and unarmed. These words indicate that the person or group is at a disadvantage compared with their rivals. Therefore, they are less likely to succeed in whatever they are doing, whether it be a battle, a sporting event, or a business rivalry.
Usage examples for Outgun
"We outgun you and Spasso together; why, a couple of our pinnaces could knock the Lamia apart.
"Space Viking"
There is no sporting purpose on earth that should stop the United States Congress from banishing assault weapons that outgun police and cut down children.
"Complete State of the Union Addresses from 1790 to the Present"
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