outspent

/aʊtˈspɛnt/
verb
  1. Past tense and past participle of outspend; spent more money than someone else or than a particular amount.
    • In the last election, the incumbent outspent the challenger by a wide margin.
    • They outspent their vacation budget and had to cut back on dining out.
    • The small business was outspent by larger chains and struggled to compete.
adjective
  1. Having spent more money than is available or than someone else.
    • After the shopping spree, she felt outspent and guilty.
    • The outspent campaign had to stop running ads weeks before the election.
    • He was completely outspent by the end of the month and had to borrow money.