1. to be better than or superior to a competitor or rival
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘outrival’

Examples

• The new restaurant outrivals all others in the neighborhood for quality.
• Her performance outrivals that of seasoned professionals.
• The company’s latest product outrivals its competitors in both price and features.
• This year’s harvest outrivals last year’s by a significant margin.
• The student’s dedication outrivals that of her classmates.
• The team’s strategy outrivals anything we’ve seen before.