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outplay

[out-pley] / ˌaʊtˈpleɪ /






VERB
outperform
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Example Sentences

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We walked off in front of 85,000 people knowing we had been thoroughly outplayed.

From BBC

But in his Coliseum debut, he was often outplayed by his fellow sack artists up front.

From Los Angeles Times

Basically, Newcastle were all over them - I thought that from watching the game and then the stats really underlined how much they had outplayed them.

From BBC

There was an epic semifinal game, mammoth upsets, a breakout individual superstar, another superstar who outplayed her in the championship game, and good old-fashioned controversy.

From Seattle Times

“Netanyahu continues to believe the he can outplay Biden on the home front because of the political support that he and Israel enjoy in the U.S.”

From Washington Post