1. to surpass in praying; to pray more fervently or longer than someone else
Usage: rare

Examples

• The devout monk seemed to outpray all the other members of his order.
• She was determined to outpray her rival in the prayer competition.
• The congregation watched as the two ministers tried to outpray each other.
• He believed he could outpray anyone when it came to devotion.
• The faithful woman would outpray her neighbors every morning at dawn.