Definition of "outclass" []

• To surpass decisively, so as to appear of a higher class. (verb-transitive)

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• "As impressive as the agility of the Na'vi is, in trees the aliens, who can climb vertical and upside down AT SPEED, would easily outclass them."
• "Petit Palais / Roger-Viollet 'Third Tournament' 1509 by Lucas Cranach the Elder If those Dürers outclass the one Cranach in the first section, Cranach takes the second section hands down, with four woodcuts commemorating four tournaments on the Wittenberg marketplace in November 1508."
• "It's not that computers are going to outclass us someday; they already have, but we haven't realized it yet because of our slower processing capacity."