1. to surpass or defeat (someone) by having superior firepower or weapons
Usage: literal military/combat context
2. to surpass or defeat (someone) by having greater power, resources, or capability
Usage: figurative; common in business, sports, and competition

Examples

• The larger military outguns the smaller force in terms of artillery and ammunition.
• Our competitor outguns us in market share and brand recognition.
• The home team outguns their rivals with superior offensive talent.
• Modern fighter jets outgun older aircraft in speed and weaponry.
• The startup's innovative technology outguns established companies in the industry.
• She outguns her opponents with years of training and experience.