Adjective:

पराभूत,

outclassed's Usage Examples:

In the championship series, the Wildcats were outclassed by the Kings, as they lost Game 1 in Sydney 98–94 before returning home and losing 117–101 in Game 2.

at half-time but Kerry outclassed them in the second half, a defensive mixup allowing a Paul Russell long shot drop into the goals.

The two Americans far outclassed the three Greeks, starting higher than the Greeks could clear and taking.

PBGV owners need to be alert to this potential misinterpretation, as Petits are easily outclassed in both size and aggressiveness.

these were supplied to the Soviet Air Force in 1936 and 1937, but were outclassed and overshadowed by the Polikarpov I-16.

ÖIS, a dominant and impressive team in Swedish football, outclassed IFK in almost all their meetings the first years.

A thoroughly professional bowling performance from the England bowlers followed, with Harmison, playing at his home ground, making the most of the conditions to take 5 wickets as the clearly outclassed Bangladeshis succumbed for 104.

The Olympic team, however, were outclassed and defeated 4–0 by their Scottish opponents.

The Drake team was reported to have played "pluckily," but was "crippled and badly outclassed.

Attempts by the outclassed Panzers to maneuver round the Soviet flanks were defeated with heavy loss as the soviet T-34s savaged the underarmored Mark IV tanks, reducing much of the divisional armor to burned out, smoking wreckage by end of day.

The British ERA were outclassed, failing to get classified in their home race.

Kildare led 0-7 to 0-4 at half-time but Kerry outclassed them in the second half, a defensive mixup allowing a Paul Russell long.

The Pup was eventually outclassed by newer German fighters, but it was not completely replaced on the Western.

Synonyms:

inferior,

Antonyms:

best, superior,