outclass
Verb
Meaning
cause to appear in a lower class
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Examples
The Yankees outclassed Cincinnati
A new crop of up-and-comers are focused on solving a unique business pain point, and they’re crafting best-in-breed products that outclass similar products one might find in a suite.
HBL managed to outclass the Maggies, 10.5.65 to 7.1.
Believe it or not, but the OnePlus 5 managed to outclass the iPhone, though it’s worth mentioning that Apple’s device offered good performance since it was launched last year, while today’s rival is a completely new model.
If this is the case, Google will definitely outclass its competition, especially since it’d use just a single sensor, whereas others, like Huawei, have already launched triple-camera configurations.
It not only has to outclass its predecessor in every conceivable manner…