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Meaning of outsuffer
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outsuffer (v. t.)
To exceed in suffering.
outsuffer Sentence Examples
- The doctor's prediction was grim: the patient would outsuffer the disease within a matter of weeks.
- The elderly couple had outsuffered countless hardships, but their love endured.
- Despite the horrific circumstances, the prisoner's spirit remained unbowed, vowing to outsuffer his captors.
- The orphaned child had outsuffered an unimaginable amount of pain, yet still clung to hope.
- The marathon runner collapsed at the finish line, having outsuffered the competition but finding solace in their own endurance.
- The activists' protest was met with violent resistance, but their resolve to outsuffer the oppressors did not waver.
- The grieving widow found comfort in knowing that her beloved had outsuffered the pain and found peace.
- The soldier's scars bore witness to the battles he had outsuffered, but they also symbolized his indomitable spirit.
- The victim of abuse found strength in the knowledge that they could outsuffer their tormentors and emerge as a survivor.
- The humanitarian worker had witnessed countless horrors, but their compassion for the suffering outsuffered any despair.
FAQs About the word outsuffer
To exceed in suffering.
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The doctor's prediction was grim: the patient would outsuffer the disease within a matter of weeks.
The elderly couple had outsuffered countless hardships, but their love endured.
Despite the horrific circumstances, the prisoner's spirit remained unbowed, vowing to outsuffer his captors.
The orphaned child had outsuffered an unimaginable amount of pain, yet still clung to hope.
