outskilled
outskilled is the simple past and past participle of outskill.
Meaning of outskill
Verb
outskill (third-person singular simple present outskills, present participle outskilling, simple past and past participle outskilled)
- To surpass in skill.
- The “Dutch” tended to get forward more slowly, but ultimately gained a social foothold through their talent for prosperity and their ability to outskill the Americans in handicrafts, to contribute to social amenities through their music, […]1926, Norwegian-American Historical Association, Studies and Records, page 58
- To outsource the skilled part of an enterprise.
Adjective
outskilled (not comparable)
- Having less skill than another.
Questions about outskilled
- What does outskilled mean?
- Outskilled means having less skill than another.
- What is outskilled the simple past and past participle of?
- Outskilled is the simple past and past participle of outskill.
- What part of speech is outskilled?
- Outskilled is an adjective.
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