outmatched

UK
/aʊtˈmætʃt/
US
/aʊtˈmætʃt/

Translations

outmatchedadjective
more outmatched
Comp.
most outmatched
Super.
UK
/aʊtˈmætʃt/
US
/aʊtˈmæʧt/
The outmatched player accepted his defeat gracefully.
Побежденный игрок с достоинством принял свое поражение.
outmatchedpast participle
UK
/ˌaʊtˈmætʃt/
US
/ˌaʊtˈmætʃt/
Used as a past-participle adjective formed from the verb “outmatch”.
outmatchverb

outmatched

Past Simple

outmatched
Past Simple
outmatched
Past Participle
outmatching
Gerund
UK
/aʊtˈmætʃ/
US
/aʊtˈmætʃ/
The athlete managed to outmatch all his competitors in the race.
Спортсмену удалось превосходить всех своих соперников в гонке.
outmatchpast participle

outmatched

Used attributively to describe someone or something that has been surpassed or defeated.

Definitions

outmatchedadjective
Surpassed or exceeded in ability, quality, or performance.
The team was clearly outmatched by their opponents, who dominated the game from start to finish.
outmatchedpast participle
Having been surpassed or defeated by another in ability, quality, or performance.
Despite their determination, the smaller force was outmatched by the enemy’s superior numbers.
outmatchverb
To surpass or exceed in performance or quality.
The young athlete managed to outmatch all his competitors in the final race.
To defeat or overpower, especially in a direct contest.
The heavyweight champion easily outmatched his challenger in the first round.
outmatchpast participle
Surpassed or defeated; markedly inferior in comparison.
Facing a far more experienced squad, the rookie team was clearly outmatched.