outmatch
- v be or do something to a greater degree
- Each tried to outmatch the other in expressing dislike for Harry Truman and his civil-rights program.
- Memorialized in gangster movies and in TV's The Untouchables, the Thompson submachine gun, it turns out, can still outmatch some of its modern successors: one of its .
- In numbers and enthusiasm, the organized Democrats seem to outmatch the organized Republicans, a situation that the Republicans are working hard to change.