outscorned
/aʊtˈskɔrnd/
verb
- To have shown more scorn or contempt than someone else; to have surpassed in expressing disdain.
- The critic outscorned all previous reviews with his harsh words about the play.
- No one could match his sarcastic remarks; he outscorned everyone in the room.
- In the debate, she outscorned her opponent with a withering look.