Outclassed example sentences

Related (5): Surpassed, outperformed, outmatched, exceeded, outshone.

out·class

verb

outclassed (past tense) · outclassed (past participle)

  - be far superior to:

Synonyms

surpass, outshine, overshadow, eclipse, outdo, outplay, outmaneuver, outdistance, outstrip, outrun, outpace, outthink, dwarf, upstage, transcend, top, cap, trump, trounce, beat, defeat, better, exceed, outrank, own

"Outclassed" Example Sentences

1. The new team was outclassed by the defending champions.
2. The skilled player outclassed his opponents on the court.
3. The professional musician outclassed the amateur band at the competition.
4. The experienced chess player easily outclassed the beginner.
5. The well-funded campaign outclassed its competitors in terms of advertising.
6. The elite private school outclassed the struggling public school in academic performance.
7. The stylish new car design outclassed its competitors in attractiveness.
8. The world-class chef outclassed the amateur cook in terms of culinary skill.
9. The top-ranked tennis player outclassed his opponent in the final match.
10. The luxury hotel outclassed its neighboring motels in terms of amenities and services.
11. The talented artist outclassed his peers in the art exhibition.
12. The technologically advanced smartphone outclassed its competitors in terms of features.
13. The experienced lawyer outclassed his rookie opponent in the courtroom.
14. The extravagant fashion show outclassed previous years' events in terms of grandeur.
15. The established business outclassed the new startup in terms of revenue and market share.
16. The well-organized team outclassed its opponents in the tournament.
17. The prestigious university outclassed other institutions in terms of research and academic reputation.
18. The high-end jewelry store outclassed the budget-friendly accessory shop in terms of price and quality.
19. The skilled dancer outclassed his peers in the dance competition.
20. The professional photographer outclassed the amateur in terms of expertise and technique.
21. The experienced journalist outclassed her colleagues in terms of investigative reporting.
22. The innovative technology company outclassed its competitors in terms of product development.
23. The accomplished writer outclassed his contemporaries in terms of literary style and content.
24. The top-rated restaurant outclassed its rivals in terms of food quality and service.
25. The well-trained athlete outclassed his competitors in the track and field event.
26. The artistic masterpiece outclassed other works in the art exhibition.
27. The technologically advanced robot outclassed its older model versions in terms of performance.
28. The successful entrepreneur outclassed his rivals in terms of business strategy.
29. The competent teacher outclassed her peers in terms of teaching methodology and student engagement.
30. The award-winning film outclassed other nominees in the film festival.

Common Phases

1. They were completely outclassed by the skilled opponent; the game was over within minutes.
2. The presentation was outclassed by the competitor's sleek and innovative approach; we knew we had to step up our game.
3. The amateur singer was outclassed by the professional performers on stage; it was clear who the true talent was.
4. The company's outdated products were quickly outclassed by newer, more advanced technology; it was time for a major upgrade.
5. The inexperienced team was outclassed by their more seasoned competitors; but they learned valuable lessons from the defeat.

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