1. to feel or experience more deeply or intensely than someone else
Usage: rare; literary
2. to exceed or surpass in emotional expression or sensitivity
Usage: rare; archaic

Examples

• She seemed to outfeel her rivals in the emotional depth of her performance.
• His ability to outfeel others made him an exceptionally empathetic counselor.
• The poet's words outfelt the conventional expressions of love found in greeting cards.
• In their debate, she outfelt his arguments with genuine passion and conviction.