1. to chide or scold more severely or effectively than someone else; to surpass in chiding
Usage: third person singular present tense of 'outchide'; rare or literary

Examples

• She outchides her brother whenever he makes a mistake.
• The teacher outchides the student for repeated tardiness.
• He outchides his rival with cutting remarks.
• No one outchides a disappointed parent quite like a disappointed parent.
• She outchides him so effectively that he never repeats the offense.