outbeat

verb

outbeat

verb

Etymology From out- + beat.

1

To beat or surpass; to outdo.

Non-native speakers' English

  • Even though foes in plenty could overcome Pari, / None could outbeat his unique munificence; […]1997, Kalaiñar Mu Karuṇāniti, Gleanings from Sangam Verses: English Version of Sangat Thamizh, page 160:
  • In today's competitive business environment, where business competitors can outbeat a company with effective implementation of just-in-time (JIT) delivery, a company cannot afford to lose track of its assets.2002, Gunjan Samtani, B2B Integration: A Practical Guide To Collaborative E-commerce, page 427:

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