1. to pull harder, farther, or more effectively than someone or something else
Usage: transitive; often used in competitive or physical contexts
2. to extract or remove by pulling with greater force or success
Usage: transitive; less common

Examples

• The stronger horse managed to outpull its competitor in the tug-of-war.
• She outpulled him at the rope, winning the contest with ease.
• In the final round, the team outpulled their rivals and claimed victory.
• He tried to outpull the weed from the ground, but it was too deeply rooted.
• The two wrestlers struggled, each trying to outpull the other toward their side.