outmatch
/aʊtˈmatʃ
/verb [with object]
Be superior to (an opponent or rival): vast chambers were built which outmatched anything to be seen in Europe...
- His considerable strength and skill that would easily outmatch an opponent in normal situations now seemed dreadfully inadequate.
- He has the ability to raise his game to outmatch his opponent, and is expected to pull off some interesting wins.
- His rival's uncanny instinct outmatched his own methodical approach.
Rhymes
- childed
- child endowment
- childe parte
- Childermas
- Childers, Erskine
- child-farming
- child-free
- child-friendliness
- child-friendly
- child-geared
- child genius
- child guidance
- childhead
- childhood
- childhood sweetheart
- childie
- childing
- childish
- childishly
- childishness
- Child, Julia
- child labour
- child-land
- childless
- childlessness