outname (Meaning)
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outname (v. t.)
To exceed in naming or describing.
To exceed in name, fame, or degree.
Synonyms & Antonyms of outname
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outname Sentence Examples
- The restaurant was completely outnamed in the latest food critics' guide.
- The candidate's outname performance in the debate overshadowed their opponent's.
- The company's outname marketing campaign was a resounding success.
- The new product had an outname design that garnered widespread attention.
- The athlete's outname performance in the competition earned them a standing ovation.
- The student's outname essay won first prize in the writing contest.
- The theater production was an outname flop, failing to attract a significant audience.
- The politician's outname rhetoric divided the electorate.
- The band's outname debut album became an instant classic.
- The inventor's outname patent for their revolutionary device earned them millions.
FAQs About the word outname
To exceed in naming or describing., To exceed in name, fame, or degree.
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No antonyms found.
The restaurant was completely outnamed in the latest food critics' guide.
The candidate's outname performance in the debate overshadowed their opponent's.
The company's outname marketing campaign was a resounding success.
The new product had an outname design that garnered widespread attention.
