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to murderize the competition

to murderize the competition

9.9
To beat other teams or companies by a lot
  • phrasal verb
  • NSFW
: aniquilar a la competencia
  • She is training hard to murderize the competition at the national championship next month.

Examples

  • Last year, their company murderized the competition with an innovative new product.

  • If their team plays like this again, they'll murderize the competition in the finals.

  • The new product murderizes the competition effortlessly.

  • How did they murderize the competition so quickly?

  • Their team is determined to murderize the competition and win the championship this year.

  • With their latest marketing strategy, they aim to murderize the competition in sales this quarter.

  • After extensive training, he feels ready to murderize the competition in the upcoming tournament.

Synonyms

to vanquish
vsto murderize the competition
  • Formal
99 7.2

Beat someone or something completely in a conflict

is an overwhelming victory that may not carry humiliation
to destroy
vsto murderize the competition
  • Informal
78 1.7

Beat someone completely in a contest or game

is an overwhelming win that does not focus on humiliation
to demolish
vsto murderize the competition
7 3.7

Defeat an opponent completely and easily

is an overwhelming win without aiming to humiliate opponents
to beat off the competition
vsto murderize the competition
1 6.2

To win against other teams or companies in a contest

is a more decisive, overwhelming win than simple success
to score off the competition
vsto murderize the competition
  • UK
5.3

Get an advantage over other companies or people

is to win overwhelmingly, not merely gain a small advantage

How Decisive

to annihilate
  • NSFW
58 7.5
to murderize the competition
  • NSFW
9.9
to crush
276 4.7
to trounce
18 7.5
to beat
∞ 1.4

Surface Forms

Morphology

murderize + the + competition

The core meaning is built from the familiar noun/verb 'murder' applied metaphorically to 'competition', so a learner who knows 'murder' and 'competition' can plausibly infer a sense of decisively defeating rivals. However, 'murderize' is a creative/neologistic formation (not standard dictionary vocabulary) and uses a productive suffix in a figurative way, so the exact force and register are not fully predictable for a B1 learner without exposure.

Etymology

Murderize the competition comes from a strong image: the word murder is used like a verb to suggest 'kill' the rivals, and competition means the other teams or companies. That's why it is used to mean 'defeat completely'.