outclass

Object

• rest: What satisfaction is there in winning a trophy at every event if the player just outclasses the rest in the division.
• opposition: The team completely outclassed the opposition with a fantastic display of rugby.
• anything: It made for a strange spectacle where nature really outclassed anything the drenched players could offer.
• opponent: With the result certain, the ultra confident Leeds players aired their party pieces as they tortured outclassed opponents with some amazing possession football.
• competition: And their response was clear: new Transit outclasses the competition, across a whole range of different fleet and business requirements.
• field: In both races, from the moment she left the starting stalls, Attraction led from the front and outclassed the field.

Subject

• team: Leeds were given a harsh welcome to life in the Champions League as they were simply outclassed by a team on fire.

Preposition: by

• team: Leeds were given a harsh welcome to life in the Champions League as they were simply outclassed by a team on fire.

Modifying Another Word

• hopelessly: The Portuguese maestro was involved in United's third, bamboozling the hopelessly outclass Posh fullback to cross at the near post.
• totally: Wales were totally outclassed by Italy in Bologna, were it not for Paul Jones we could have conceded a lot more.
• completely: The Germans were completely outclassed in terms of Ultra.
• easily: Veteran actress Rekha who plays her paramour's first wife easily outclasses her in a graceful yet forceful performance.
• simply: Leeds were given a harsh welcome to life in the Champions League as they were simply outclassed by a team on fire.
• far: Montrose were far outclassed by Thistle who combined speed, with strong forward running and accurate passing.

Preposition: in

• department: It was vintage Leeds as the managerless home side were totally outclassed in every department.