1. having fewer or less powerful weapons or resources than an opponent; at a disadvantage
Usage: often used in military or competitive contexts

1. past tense and past participle of outgun; to defeat or overcome by having superior firepower or resources
Usage: transitive verb

Examples

• The smaller team felt outgunned against their well-funded rivals.
• The rebels were outgunned by the military's advanced weapons.
• In the debate, she was outgunned by three experienced opponents.
• The startup was outgunned by larger tech companies with bigger budgets.
• Despite being outgunned, the underdog team fought hard until the end.
• The local police were outgunned during the standoff with armed suspects.