1. sweeps out or away more thoroughly or extensively than someone or something else
Usage: third person singular present tense of outsweep
2. surpasses or exceeds in sweeping motion or action
Usage: comparative or competitive sense

Examples

• She outsweeps her competitors by covering twice the area in half the time.
• The new broom outsweeps the old one with its wider bristles.
• He outsweeps the entire hallway before anyone else finishes their section.
• The wind outsweeps the fallen leaves across the yard.
• This cleaning method outsweeps traditional techniques in efficiency.