outscore Definition
- 1to score more points than an opposing team or player
- 2to surpass or exceed in performance or achievement
Using outscore: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "outscore" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
Example
The Lakers outscores the Celtics in the final quarter.
Example
She outscores all her classmates in every exam.
Example
The company outscores its competitors in terms of customer satisfaction.
outscore Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms for outscore
Antonyms for outscore
- underscore
- underperform
- fall behind
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Summary: outscore in Brief
The verb 'outscore' [out-skawr] means to score more points than an opposing team or player, or to surpass or exceed in performance or achievement. It is often used in sports and academic contexts, such as 'The Lakers outscores the Celtics in the final quarter,' or 'She outscores all her classmates in every exam.' Synonyms include 'outdo' and 'surpass,' while antonyms include 'underscore' and 'underperform.'
