outmatch

A place where the better angels of our nature have been outmatched by the dark impulses of hatred and fear.

The Chain team seemed outmatched at its signature event.

The Democrats, liberals and progressives have been totally outmatched here.

Many fans seemingly forgot that she was still a rookie, and that she played for a team so outmatched it had just earned the No. 1 draft pick during consecutive seasons.

Last year, I described her as a member of “pop’s middle class”: a group of internet-beloved artists creating music that makes winking reference to pop history, whose celebrity vastly outmatches their commercial success.