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Definition of outshoot
outshot
play \ˌau̇t-ˈshät\;outshooting
transitive verb
1 : to surpass in shooting or making shots
2 : to shoot or go beyond
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Recent Examples of outshoot from the Web
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Miami started the game rather strong, outshooting the home side 10-2 while maintaining 54 percent possession for much of the game.
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Against the Washington Capitals, the Penguins jumped out to a 3-1 series lead despite the Capitals nearly doubling them in shot attempts those four games (242-129) and outshooting them 109-66.
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The Predators have outshot the Penguins in each game with Pittsburgh taking a 2-0 series lead with quick scoring bursts.
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The Predators have outshot the Penguins in each game so far with Pittsburgh taking a 2-0 series lead with quick scoring bursts.
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The Timbers outshot San Jose 12-0 and controlled over 60 percent of possession in the first half, but walked into the locker room at halftime locked in a 0-0 draw.
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The goal ended a 72:54 drought for Nashville, which had outshot the Penguins 18-9 in the first Final game ever played in Nashville.
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Portland finished the match by outshooting the Earthquakes 22-5, but struggled to capitalize on its numerous opportunities throughout the game.
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Durant outscored and outshot James, but the Heat prevailed in five games as James piled up more rebounds and assists.
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