outgun
/aʊtˈɡʌn/
verb
- To have more weapons or greater firepower than an opponent, especially in a military or competitive context.
- In the final battle, the smaller navy was completely outgunned.
- The police felt outgunned when facing the heavily armed criminals.
- The rebel forces were outgunned by the government army.
- To be decisively better or more powerful than someone in a competition or argument.
- The defending champion outgunned his rival in the final round.
- She outgunned the other candidates with her impressive résumé.
- Our team was outgunned by the opponent's superior strategy.