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outclass

verb out·class \ˌat-ˈklas\

: to be or do much better than (someone or something)

Full Definition of OUTCLASS

transitive verb
:  to excel or surpass so decisively as to be or appear to be of a higher class
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First Known Use of OUTCLASS

1870
OUTCLASS Defined for Kids

outclass

verb out·class \at-ˈklas\
out·classedout·class·ing

Definition of OUTCLASS for Kids

:  to be or do much better than :  surpass <She outclassed everyone else in the competition.>

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