1. to buy more than someone else or to purchase something by offering a higher price
Usage: rare

Examples

• The wealthy collector managed to outbuy all other bidders at the auction.
• Large corporations often outbuy smaller companies when competing for supplies.
• She tried to outbuy her competitors by offering cash payments.
• The department store chain could outbuy independent retailers due to their bulk purchasing power.
• During the shortage, some customers attempted to outbuy others by paying premium prices.