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outmuscle

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out·mus·cle  (out-msl)
tr.v. out·mus·cled, out·mus·cling, out·mus·cles Informal
To dominate or defeat by means of superior strength or power.
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But when guile didn't work, they resorted to brute force, Rob Page ramming home from a corner after using his strength to outmuscle the Darlington defence.
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