outscores

Gets more points

Outscores is the third-person singular present tense of outscore, meaning to score more points than an opponent in a game or competition.

Their offense consistently outscores opponents by double digits.

The term appears most often in sports contexts but extends to any competitive scenario where numerical superiority determines the winner.

sports

points

Units of tally

basket · touchdown · home run · hat-trick · assist · shutout · blowout · rally · comeback · lead

ranking

rating

Assigned evaluative score

standings · leaderboard · statistics · percentile · differential · spread · comparison · evaluation · assessment · placement

competition

margin

Edge of a page

surpass · eclipse · outshine · overtake · outplay · outwit · outmaneuver · prevail · overcome · upset

Opposites
competitive scoring outcome

outscoresties

Connections or neckwear

trails · matches

scoring margin direction

outscoresunderperforms

Fails to meet expectations

trails · underscores

Family

outscore, outscored, outscoring

Familiarity
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Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G