outpraise
verbEtymology From out- + praise.
1
To surpass in praising.
- Each sought to outpraise the other in a tourney of poets.1966, George Oppenheimer, The View from the Sixties: Memories of a Spent Life, page 88:
verb
Etymology From out- + praise.
To surpass in praising.
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