1. to stay longer than someone or something else
Usage: past tense of outstay
2. to stay beyond the proper or expected time
Usage: past tense of outstay

Examples

• The guests outstayed their welcome at the dinner party.
• She outstayed all the other competitors in the endurance contest.
• He outstayed his visa and had to pay a fine.
• The tourists outstayed the recommended visiting hours at the museum.
• They outstayed the storm by remaining in the shelter overnight.
• The student outstayed his classmates in the library, studying until midnight.