outrival Antonyms
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Meaning of outrival
Wordnet
outrival (v)
be more of a rival than
Webster
outrival (v. t.)
To surpass in a rivalry.
outrival Sentence Examples
- No other performer could outrival the prima ballerina's graceful movements.
- The chef's culinary skills outrivaled those of renowned Michelin-starred restaurants.
- The superhero's extraordinary abilities outrivaled all other heroes in the universe.
- The political candidate's charisma and wit outrivaled his opponents, securing him a landslide victory.
- The new technology outrivaled its predecessors, offering unprecedented speed and efficiency.
- The athlete's determination and training regime outrivaled that of any other competitor.
- The company's marketing campaign outrivaled its rivals, capturing the attention of a vast audience.
- The chef's exquisite dish outrivaled the offerings of every other restaurant in the city.
- The student's academic prowess outrivaled that of their peers, earning them the highest honors.
- The sculptor's masterpiece outrivaled all other works of art in its beauty and complexity.
FAQs About the word outrival
be more of a rival thanTo surpass in a rivalry.
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No other performer could outrival the prima ballerina's graceful movements.
The chef's culinary skills outrivaled those of renowned Michelin-starred restaurants.
The superhero's extraordinary abilities outrivaled all other heroes in the universe.
The political candidate's charisma and wit outrivaled his opponents, securing him a landslide victory.
