1. to surpass or exceed in striving, effort, or competition
Usage: transitive; literary or formal
2. to strive harder or more persistently than; to compete more vigorously than
Usage: transitive; archaic or rare

Examples

• The athlete worked hard to outstrive her competitors in the final race.
• He sought to outstrive his rivals through dedication and discipline.
• The team's determination helped them outstrive their opponents.
• She was determined to outstrive every obstacle in her path.
• Their commitment to excellence allowed them to outstrive the competition.
• The young scholar strove to outstrive his peers in academic achievement.