Outgun (verb)

To have more or superior firepower than an opposing force.

Origin:

The word "outgun" is formed by combining the prefix "out" which means "more" or "better" and the verb "gun" which means "to arm with or as with a gun".

Examples:

1. The enemy was outgunned and outmaneuvered by the superior forces.
2. The small country could not outgun the larger, more powerful nation.
3. The police department outgunned the criminals with more advanced weapons.
4. The private security company outgunned the local police force.
5. The terrorist group was outgunned by the military's superior firepower.