1. to offer a larger bribe than someone else in order to gain an advantage
Usage: present participle of outbribe

Examples

• The company was accused of outbribing its competitors for the government contract.
• He suspected his rival was outbribing him to secure the judge’s favor.
• The investigation revealed a pattern of corporations outbribing each other for permits.
• She worried about other lobbyists outbribing her clients.
• The scandal involved multiple parties outbribing one another in a corrupt bidding process.