1. charging or rushing forward more forcefully or aggressively than someone or something else
Usage: present participle of outcharge; often used in military or competitive contexts
2. charging a higher price or fee than a competitor or standard rate
Usage: present participle of outcharge; business or commercial context

Examples

• The cavalry was outcharging the enemy infantry across the open field.
• The company was accused of outcharging its competitors for similar services.
• By outcharging the opposing team's defense, they scored the winning goal.
• The vendor was outcharging tourists at the market compared to local prices.
• The troops advanced by outcharging through the defensive line.
• Some retailers are outcharging for premium brands without justification.