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Outclassed   /ˈaʊtklˌæst/   Listen
Outclassed

adjective
1.
Decisively surpassed by something else so as to appear to be of a lower class.





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"Outclassed" Quotes from Famous Books



... that weighed them down, they were tingling with exultation. It was the first time they had been pitted against a really big team, and they had clearly outclassed them. The contests with the smaller colleges had been little more than practice, and in most cases the scrub could have won as certainly if not as overwhelmingly as the 'Varsity. And the victory to-day had been won not by a "fluke," but by clearcut playing. To ...
— Bert Wilson on the Gridiron • J. W. Duffield
... wholly due to prejudice. A race with an adequate technique can live in the midst of prejudice and even receive some stimulation from it. But the Negro has lost many of the occupations which were particularly his own, and is outclassed in others—not through prejudice but through the ...
— Introduction to the Science of Sociology • Robert E. Park


Words linked to "Outclassed" :   inferior


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