1. overmatched - Adjective
2. overmatched - Verb
overmatched (not comparable)
Outclassed; unable to compete
Our team was completely overmatched; we lost 10-0.
overmatched
simple past and past participle of overmatch
Confronted by his superior, he explained his rationale, claiming withdrawal was more hazardous than continuing his overmatched artillery duel. Source: Internet
Constantly overmatched by better soldiers, led by generals always respectable, often of great ability, he yet defied all their efforts to drive him from Italy, for half a generation. Source: Internet
“Hughes is more well-rounded than Espino and will have the advantage while standing up, though he’ll be totally overmatched on the mat. Source: Internet
Philoxy finished with 26 points on 72 percent shooting from the floor while racking up five assists, and it came against a Fordham team that finished 12-3 in the A-10 that year and had crushed an overmatched UMass team the year before. Source: Internet
Less than three weeks after scoring 41 (in a single half) at USF, Martin dropped 43 on an overmatched Green Wave team at FedExForum. Source: Internet
Egan narrates the struggles of the overmatched rangers with unstoppable dramatic force. Source: Internet