IPA: /aʊtˈmʌsəld/
KK: /aʊtˈmʌsəld/
Having been defeated or surpassed in strength by someone or something stronger.
In the final match, he felt outmuscled by his opponent, who was much larger and stronger.
To have been physically stronger than someone else in a competition or struggle.
He outmuscled his opponent in the final match to win the championship.
Past: outmuscled
Past Participle: outmuscled
Outmuscled → It is formed from "out-" (meaning beyond or surpassing) and "muscle" (from Latin "musculus", meaning little mouse, which refers to the muscle's shape). The word "outmuscled" means to surpass someone in strength or physical power.
Think of someone who is 'surpassing' ('out-') another in 'strength' ('muscle') — that's why outmuscled means to be stronger than someone else.