outscorns
/aʊtˈskɔrnz/
verb
- To scorn or despise more than someone or something else; to treat with greater contempt or disdain.
- In the debate, he outscorns his opponent's arguments without offering any counterpoints.
- The critic outscorns the movie, calling it the worst of the year.
- She outscorns her rivals with a look of pure disdain.