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The example sentences of OUTDID in videos (1 in total of 1)

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the determiner pair noun, singular or mass outdid noun, singular or mass all determiner expectations noun, plural to to set verb, base form a determiner new adjective record noun, singular or mass time noun, singular or mass of preposition or subordinating conjunction 4.7 cardinal number five cardinal number seconds noun, plural

Use "outdid" in a sentence | "outdid" example sentences

How to use "outdid" in a sentence?

  • I think God outdid Himself when He created children.
    -Michael Jackson-
  • Outdid the meat, outdid the frolic wine.
    -Robert Herrick-
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Definition and meaning of OUTDID

What does "outdid mean?"
outdid

/ˌoutˈdo͞o/

outdid

verb
be superior to in action or performance.

What are synonyms of "outdid"?
Some common synonyms of "outdid" are:
  • surpass,
  • outshine,
  • overshadow,
  • eclipse,
  • outclass,
  • outmaneuver,
  • outthink,
  • dwarf,
  • upstage,
  • excel,
  • exceed,

You can find detailed definitions of them on this page.

surpass

/sərˈpas/

surpass
verb

To go beyond or achieve more than someone.

outshine

/ˌoutˈSHīn/

outshine
verb

To do better than.

overshadow

/ˌōvərˈSHadō/

overshadow
verb

cast shadow over.

eclipse

/əˈklips/

eclipse
noun verb

Loss of status due to others' increased success. To reduce the status of someone or something.

outclass

/ˌoutˈklas/

outclass
verb

To be better than others; outperform.

outmaneuver

/ˌoutməˈn(y)o͞ovər/

outmaneuver
verb

evade opponent by moving faster or with greater agility.

outthink

/ˌoutˈTHiNGk/

outthink
transitive verb verb

Outdo in thinking; outwit.. outdo in thinking.

dwarf

/dwôrf/

dwarf
adjective noun verb

denoting something much smaller than usual size. Person of short stature, due to medical condition. make seem small or insignificant.

upstage

/ˌəpˈstāj/

upstage
adjective adverb verb

at back of theatre stage. at or towards back of stage. To behave or act so as to take attention away from.

excel

/ikˈsel/

excel
verb

be exceptionally good at or proficient in activity.

exceed

/ikˈsēd/

exceed
verb

To go above or beyond a limit or rule.

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