Outnumber (verb)

1. Be more numerous than.
2. Outnumber the enemy.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french outnombrer, from out- (expressing excess) + nombrer "to number".

Examples:

1. The protesters outnumber the police.
2. The Democrats outnumber the Republicans in the state legislature.
3. The population of this city outnumbers the other one.
4. The number of cars on the road outnumber the number of motorcycles.
5. The number of boys outnumber the number of girls in the class.