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outscore

[ US /aʊtˈskɔɹ/ ]
[ UK /a‍ʊtskˈɔː/ ]
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  1. score more points than one's opponents

How To Use outscore In A Sentence

  • After scoring just 19 runs in the six-game win over Philadelphia in the NL championship series, San Francisco has outscored Texas 20-7 and outhit the Rangers .314 to .227. World Series Game 2: Giants Bats Explode Again, 9-0 Over Rangers
  • We will do everything we can to outscore them and win. The Sun
  • This led some colleagues to keep score, wagering whether, or by how much, the future would outscore the past. Times, Sunday Times
  • The inability to outscore opponents is the kind of problem that dooms individuals, teams and species to utter failure.
  • We try to outscore teams. The Sun
  • But Ballintubber stormed into the game and outscored their opponents by six points to one in the final minutes.
  • Melbourne started the game strongly to take a 17-10 lead at quarter-time and despite a second-term fightback from the Mystics, the Vixens outscored their opponents 35-26 in the second half to cruise to a comfortable win. Sportal.com.au - Latest News Headlines
  • There are situations however when a big bodied waggler can outscore the feeder.
  • Outscore opponent over three 3min rounds. The Sun
  • Did he plan to outscore his partner? Times, Sunday Times
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