圧倒 (attō) means “overwhelm” | MotiTan Japanese Dictionary

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観客の大きな声援が相手チームを圧倒しました。kan kyaku no ō ki na sei en ga ai te chī mu o at tō shi ma shi ta

The crowd's loud cheers overwhelmed the opposing team.

Expresses one side's overwhelming advantage as it pushes another side into a position where resistance is nearly impossible.

圧勝asshō: A decisive victory achieved by a large margin.
優勢yūsei: A favorable position in which one side has greater strength or control.

力や勢いが相手を大きく上回り、相手を抵抗できなくさせること。chikara ya ikio i ga ai te o ō ki ku uwa mawa ri ai te o tei kō de ki na ku sa se ru ko to

圧倒 (attō) is a Sino-Japanese compound of 圧 (atsu, "pressure") and 倒 (tō, "knock down"), linking strong pressure with bringing something down.

A commentator can use 圧倒 (attō) for a dominant performance in which one player or team leaves the other with little chance to act.