outscoring Definition
to score more points or do better than an opponent or previous performance.
Using outscoring: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "outscoring" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
Example
The team won by outscoring their opponents in the second half.
Example
She outscored her previous test results and got a higher grade.
Example
The company aims to outscore its competitors in sales this quarter.
outscoring Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms for outscoring
Summary: outscoring in Brief
'Outscoring' [out-skawr-ing] is a verb that means to score more points or do better than an opponent or previous performance. It is often used in sports, academics, and business contexts, as in 'The team won by outscoring their opponents in the second half.' 'Outscoring' is synonymous with 'outdo' and 'outperform,' and can be informal when used as 'beat' or 'trump.'
