verb
definition
To defeat in terms of firepower.
adjective
definition
Having insufficient weapons.
example
The fighters were hugely outgunned against the regular army.
Examples of outgunned in a Sentence
In the weeks that followed, the men who held at Passo di Buole and on Pasubio, south of the Posina and east of the Val Canaglia and in the Seven Communes, outnumbered at first and always outgunned, completely broke up the attack that had begun so well.
After the British ship had fired a single 64lb cannonade, the French vessel surrendered, fearing it would be outgunned.
The Cheetahs certainly provided stiff opposition, but were eventually outgunned and outpaced by the ferocity of Swindon's top order.
More than ever, it will be compelled to participate on the world market, where its products are hopelessly outgunned.
After playing it for a while they realize they are totally outgunned everytime by one of the " subscribers " .
Expect to be always outnumbered, but at least as far as mental firepower goes, never outgunned.
The little ship is quickly captured and hauled into the enormous belly of the giant ship, and we visually received an indication of how massively outmanned and outgunned the rebel alliance was.