outbidden (Meaning)

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The rare painting was eventually outbidden at auction by a wealthy collector.
Despite her determination, she was outbidden by a rival bidder with a deeper wallet.
The philanthropist outbidden the rest to secure the prized artifact for his museum.
The real estate market was so competitive that buyers were routinely outbidden by those willing to pay over the asking price.
The high-stakes poker game ended with one player outbidding the others for the remaining chips.
The winning bid at the charity auction was outrageously high, outbidding even the host's expectations.
The business deal fell through when a rival company outbidden them for the acquisition.
The bidding war for the prized manuscript raged on, with collectors from around the world eagerly outbidding each other.
The aspiring politician was outbidden in the race for campaign funds by a well-established opponent.
In the frenzied atmosphere of the stock market, investors were constantly outbidding each other for the hottest stocks.

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The rare painting was eventually outbidden at auction by a wealthy collector.

Despite her determination, she was outbidden by a rival bidder with a deeper wallet.

The philanthropist outbidden the rest to secure the prized artifact for his museum.

The real estate market was so competitive that buyers were routinely outbidden by those willing to pay over the asking price.