1. pressing or squeezing out with greater force or effectiveness than something else
Usage: present participle of outpress
2. in sports (especially basketball or soccer), applying defensive pressure more aggressively or effectively than an opponent
Usage: sports terminology; present participle of outpress

1. the act or instance of pressing or squeezing out with greater force
Usage: gerund form

Examples

• The team was outpressing their opponents in the second half, forcing turnovers.
• By outpressing the grapes, the winemaker extracted more juice than usual.
• Their defensive outpressing strategy disrupted the opposing team's rhythm.
• The coach emphasized outpressing as a key to winning games.
• She succeeded in outpressing the lemon to get every last drop of juice.