Outnumbered is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OUTNUMBERED in dictionary:

VERB:
• OUTNUMBER, to surpass in number
• be more numerous than
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to exceed in number

Words related to OUTNUMBERED

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How to use OUTNUMBERED in a sentence

• Those things that could not or would not swim outnumbered the others three to one.
• From official reports of both sides, gathered after the engagement was over, it was shown that the Confederate forces outnumbered their Northern adversaries nearly three to one.
• They outnumbered those of any other color three to one.
• As it was, there were still so few whites in Kentucky that they were greatly outnumbered by the invading Indians.
• These myriads of cows stretching under her eyes from the far east to the far west outnumbered any she had ever seen at one glance before.
• Taken together, the Germans and the Scotch-Irish far outnumbered the English, and made up the mass of the population between the Schuylkill and the Susquehanna rivers.
• Jupiter, seeing that Mankind, the only rational creatures, were far outnumbered by the irrational beasts, bade him redress the balance by turning some of the latter into men.
• Houses wrecked by shells where there was no fire outnumbered those that were burned ten to one.
• In the packages of manifests now preserved in the Library of Congress the lists of from one to a dozen slaves outnumbered those of fifty or more by perhaps a hundred fold.
• Though we so greatly outnumbered them I saw that a direct assault could not succeed.
• His adversary was now as willing to engage as himself, since he felt that he was no longer outnumbered.
• Perceiving that his troops considerably outnumbered those of Crcesus, he lost no time in giving him battle.
• Our force would have been outnumbered at least four to one, and probably more.
• The regent had taken up a position near Dupplin, and was at the head of a force which considerably outnumbered the English.
• Whether it was fear, or superstition mixed with fear, not a man from the English side stirred, although the English outnumbered the French.
• They found themselves overwhelmingly outnumbered, and eight of the twelve fell.
• Clark knew that his force was outnumbered by the garrison and that it would be necessary to surprise the town.
• The chances of war, judging from past performances, far outnumbered those of peace.
• But both were outnumbered by the Sammitiyas, who amounted to nearly 44,000 monks.
• This address produced very little effect in favour of the unfortunate exile, whose friends were greatly outnumbered in this assembly.
• Violent debates ensued, in which the opposition was as much excelled in oratory as out-numbered in votes.
• They were greatly outnumbered, but were presently joined by Lord Granby, at the head of the English cavalry, and these decided the battle.
• The French, outnumbered, abandoned Margny, and retreated slowly.
• The Indians had deserted, and the foe outnumbered them four to one.
• The enemy, surprised and outnumbered, was practically beaten before a shot was fired, and success was attained at a trifling cost.
• The whole country was up, and the garrison was out-numbered by one hundred to one.
• CHAPTER VIII DISOBEDIENCE OF ORDERS Outnumbered, the Americans did not falter.
• Colonel Despard commanded the besiegers, who outnumbered the defenders by more than three to one.
• The soldiers of the allies outnumbered him two to one.

Similar words containing OUTNUMBER without suffix ed

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