outbid (Meaning)
Wordnet
outbid (v)
bid over an opponent's bid when one's partner has not bid or doubled
bid higher than others
Webster
outbid (imp.)
of Outbid
Webster
outbid (p. p.)
of Outbid
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outbid (v. t.)
To exceed or surpass in bidding.
Synonyms & Antonyms of outbid
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outbid Sentence Examples
- The auctioneer warned bidders that the current offer had been outbid.
- Determined to acquire the rare artwork, Emily outbid her rival by a significant margin.
- Despite offering the highest initial bid, John was outbid by a consortium of investors.
- The auction house's policy forbade bidders from retracting bids once they had been outbid.
- The seller was disappointed when his asking price was outbid by a single dollar.
- The wealthy collector was known for his willingness to outbid others for exclusive items.
- In the fiercely competitive real estate market, buyers often face the challenge of being outbid.
- The shareholders were outbid for control of the company by a rival investment firm.
- The desperate team outbid several other clubs to secure the coveted player.
- The bidding process was intense, with each participant determined not to be outbid.
FAQs About the word outbid
bid over an opponent's bid when one's partner has not bid or doubled, bid higher than othersof Outbid, of Outbid, To exceed or surpass in bidding.
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The auctioneer warned bidders that the current offer had been outbid.
Determined to acquire the rare artwork, Emily outbid her rival by a significant margin.
Despite offering the highest initial bid, John was outbid by a consortium of investors.
The auction house's policy forbade bidders from retracting bids once they had been outbid.
