1. to see better, farther, or more clearly than someone else
Usage: rare

Examples

• The eagle can outsee most other birds with its exceptional vision.
• From the tower, the guard could outsee anyone approaching from miles away.
• Her keen eyesight allowed her to outsee her companions in the dim light.
• The experienced hunter could outsee the novices when tracking game.
• With binoculars, he could outsee the other birdwatchers in spotting rare species.