outgive (Meaning)
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outgive (v. t.)
To surpass in giving.
Synonyms & Antonyms of outgive
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outgive Sentence Examples
- The company's philanthropic efforts outgave all other competitors in the industry.
- The athlete outgave his opponents on the field, leaving them trailing behind.
- The politician outgave his rival in campaign contributions, securing a significant advantage.
- The teacher outgave herself in supporting her students, going above and beyond to help them succeed.
- The student outgave his peers in academic achievement, consistently earning top grades.
- The artist outgave his contemporaries in creativity, producing boundary-pushing and innovative works.
- The scientist outgave her colleagues in research findings, making groundbreaking discoveries that advanced her field.
- The community outgave itself in supporting victims of the disaster, providing donations and resources.
- The organization outgave its original targets, exceeding fundraising goals and making a substantial impact.
- The leader outgave his team in motivation and inspiration, driving them to achieve exceptional results.
FAQs About the word outgive
To surpass in giving.
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The company's philanthropic efforts outgave all other competitors in the industry.
The athlete outgave his opponents on the field, leaving them trailing behind.
The politician outgave his rival in campaign contributions, securing a significant advantage.
The teacher outgave herself in supporting her students, going above and beyond to help them succeed.
