1. to stay longer than someone or something else
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘outstay’
2. to stay beyond the limits of what is welcome or appropriate
Usage: often used in the phrase ‘outstays one’s welcome’

Examples

• She always outstays her welcome at dinner parties.
• The guest outstays everyone else at the hotel.
• He outstays his visa and faces deportation.
• The storm outstays the weather forecast predictions.
• The politician outstays his term limit controversy.
• She outstays her competitors in the endurance race.