overmatch
/əʊvəˈmatʃ
/verb [with object] (usually as adjective overmatched) chiefly North American
Be stronger, better armed, or more skilful than: the city’s overmatched police...
- The post players are solid, but they could be overmatched against teams with strong post play.
- They were nice enough guys, but both had been golfing more than once in the last 5 years, so we were overmatched from the start.
- It wasn't the man's fault that he was severely overmatched by someone that could effectively disable him and his weapon of choice in less than forty seconds.
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