English to Latin Meaning of outplay - idem certet

Outplay :

idem certet

verb

vincere,, idem certet, et vicit, gloria, superare, succedant

Outplay :: certetOutplayed :: outplayedOutplaying :: outplayingOutplays :: outplays

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Definitions of outplay in English

Verb(1) excel or defeat in a game

Examples of outplay in English

(1) He said that I was one of the most skilful scrum-halves but I would get outplayed by my opposite number who had less ability.(2) The red and black were deserving winners, outplaying their opponents with a brand of quick passing football which was loudly applauded by all who attended the final.(3) Despite being totally outplayed , they could have scored twice in the last five minutes.(4) They were outplayed in all lines on the park and had no answer to the superior strength and scoring power of their opponents.(5) He's been beaten, as has everyone, but rarely has he been outplayed .(6) They were totally outplayed and were very fortunate not to concede further goals.(7) They were better at everything they did and we were totally outplayed in the second half.(8) The Lions were totally outplayed and only offered a token resistance.(9) We should not forget then that sport can still provide us with the joy of the underdog outplaying the favourite and of great examples of courage, talent and maturity in defiance of everybody's expectations.(10) Secretly, he'd toy with the idea of outplaying his brother, wiping the court with him, so to speak.(11) They totally outplayed their illustrious opponents and were easy and deserving winners.(12) On a pitch more suitable for the English seam bowlers, the Indian team totally outplayed their opponents.(13) If we had lost to a team who had outplayed us and had scored three or four goals then you would say to yourself that you weren't good enough.(14) I'll acknowledge good play from the other team, accepting the fact that I can be outplayed .(15) Even at this early age he was outplaying many of the older boys and excelling against many boys who were twice his age and height.(16) He didn't try to out-think or outsmart the opposition, he simply outplayed them.

Related Phrases of outplay

(1) outplay ::

idem certet

(2) out ::

(3) play ::

ludere

Related Phrases of outplay

(1) outplay ::

idem certet

(2) out ::

(3) play ::

ludere

Synonyms

1. conquer ::

vincere,

2. win ::

win

3. outplay ::

idem certet

4. be victorious ::

et vicit

5. glory ::

gloria

6. outfight ::

outfight

7. overcome ::

superare

8. succeed ::

succedant

Antonyms

Different Forms

outplay, outplayed, outplaying, outplays

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