1. surpassing or defeating someone by having superior weapons, resources, or power
Usage: present participle of outgun; often used in military or competitive contexts
2. having more guns or firepower than an opponent
Usage: literal military sense; less common than figurative use

Examples

• The larger company was outgunning its competitors by investing heavily in research and development.
• The team's superior strategy was outgunning their rivals on the field.
• In the negotiation, she was outgunning her opponent with better data and preparation.
• The military force was outgunning the rebels with advanced weaponry.
• By outgunning the market with innovative products, the startup quickly gained market share.
• The defending champion kept outgunning challengers throughout the tournament.