outdo
To outdo someone is to do something better than them. When you outdo someone, you accomplish something that is very difficult or impressive.
He outdid his sister by winning the race.
She outdid her classmates by winning the spelling bee.
To outdo someone is to do something better than them. When you outdo someone, you accomplish something that is very difficult or impressive.
He outdid his sister by winning the race.
She outdid her classmates by winning the spelling bee.
verb
be or do something to a greater degree
Synonyms:
verb
get the better of
Synonyms:
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It seemed to outdo the last.
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She is anxious to outdo her rival.
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They outdo the others on all the factors involved.
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As the teams try to outdo the other, complications arise.
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Nothing can outdo alternation in its effect.
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Most believe that the attraction does not outdo the previous ride.
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I was playing the lead and endeavouring to outdo Ingrid Bergman.
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She had the wit to outdo Holmes, and he admired her for it.
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The managers are trying to outdo each other in terms of saving money.
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The two groups go to war and try to outdo each other in doing good.