outtrade

[out-treyd]

outtrade Definition

  • 1to trade more successfully than someone else
  • 2to surpass in trading

Using outtrade: Examples

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

  • Example

    The company outtraded its competitors in the last quarter.

  • Example

    He managed to outtrade his colleagues in the stock market.

  • Example

    She always tries to outtrade her opponents in negotiations.

outtrade Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for outtrade

Antonyms for outtrade

  • underperform
  • lag behind
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Summary: outtrade in Brief

'Outtrade' [out-treyd] means to trade more successfully than someone else or to surpass in trading. It is often used in business and finance contexts, such as 'The company outtraded its competitors in the last quarter.' 'Outtrade' is similar in meaning to 'outdo' and 'outperform,' and has formal synonyms like 'surpass' and 'excel.'