outpower
/ˌaʊtˈpaʊə/verb
[with object] To exceed in power; to defeat by superior power or force.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Moderate Intelligencer. From out- + power.
- phantomic
- phantomically
- phantomise
- phantomish
- phantomize
- phantom larva
- phantom-like
- phantom limb
- phantom limb pain
- phantom minnow
- phantom pain
- phantom pregnancy
- phantom tumor
- phantom tumour
- phantomwise
- phantom withdrawal
- phantomy
- phantoscope
- phar.
- pharaoh
- pharaoh ant
- Pharaoh hound
- pharaoh's ant
- Pharaoh's chicken
- Pharaoh's fig