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overshadow

verb/oʊvərˈʃædoʊ/

to appear more important or significant than someone or something else

Her brilliant performance overshadowed the skills of her competitors, making her the clear favorite to win the competition.

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word origin — Middle English, from Old English 'oferscēawian', meaning to cast a shadow over or obscure.