outcompete

[aʊt-kəmˈpiːt]

outcompete Definition

• 1. to be more successful than others in a competitive situation
• 2. to defeat or surpass in competition

Using outcompete: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "outcompete" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The company was able to outcompete its rivals by offering better prices.

• Example

  The new product was designed to outcompete similar products in the market.

• Example

  The athlete trained hard to outcompete his opponents in the upcoming tournament.

outcompete Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for outcompete

• outdo
• outmatch
• outperform

Antonyms for outcompete

• lose
• underperform

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Summary: outcompete in Brief

The verb 'outcompete' [aʊt-kəmˈpiːt] means to be more successful than others in a competitive situation, or to defeat or surpass in competition. It is often used in business and sports contexts, such as 'The company was able to outcompete its rivals by offering better prices.' Synonyms include 'outdo,' 'outmatch,' and 'outperform.'