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outdo

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Verb — To do better than someone else; to surpass.

How to use outdo

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outdo each other outdo a rival try to outdo

Etymology

Built from "out-" (surpassing) plus "do."

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Frequently asked questions

What does “outdo” mean?

The word “outdo” means to do better than someone else; to surpass. In plain terms, to perform better than someone else, often in a competitive way.

How do you pronounce “outdo”?

“Outdo” is pronounced owt-DOO (/aʊtˈdu/ in IPA).

How do you use “outdo” in a sentence?

Here is “outdo” used in a sentence: “Each sibling tried to outdo the other with more extravagant gifts.”

What part of speech is “outdo”?

“Outdo” is a verb.

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