to outbrave

Examples

• All

• The small dog outbraved the larger animals to defend its owner.

• He outbraved his fears and stepped onto the stage to perform.

• She outbraves all her competitors in the race.

• Can anyone outbrave the champion?

• He outbraved his fears and gave a powerful speech in front of the crowd.

• During the competition, she outbraved all her challengers to become the champion.

• Despite the harsh weather, they outbraved the storm to reach their destination.

Synonyms

O

to outdo

vsto outbrave

62 3.8

Be better than someone at something

shows greater courage or bravery rather than general better performance

O

to outperform

vsto outbrave

29 4.8

Do better than someone or something

expresses being braver than someone rather than just better at tasks

O

to outstrip

vsto outbrave

12 6.8

To become faster, better, or larger than another

focuses on showing more courage rather than increasing speed or size

O

to outmatch

vsto outbrave

8 6.4

Do better than someone in skill or performance

focuses on showing more courage rather than higher skill

O

to outclass

vsto outbrave

4 4.6

To be much better than someone or something

denotes greater courage specifically rather than overwhelming excellence

O

to outcompete

vsto outbrave

1 6.1

To do better than someone or something and win

emphasizes being braver than someone rather than beating them competitively

O

to outstand

vsto outbrave

1 7.6

To be better than others in skill or quality

means showing more courage rather than general superiority

O

to outgo

vsto outbrave

1 8.1

To be better than another person or thing

highlights greater bravery rather than overall superior performance

O

to outvie

vsto outbrave

• Archaic

9.9

To try to be better than someone in a contest or task

differs by highlighting courage advantage rather than competitive success

Antonyms

S

to shy away from

46 4.6

Avoid doing something because you feel afraid or unsure

How Brave

to outbrave

1 9.0

to face

∞ 2.2

to hesitate

301 2.5

to shrink

38 2.3

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology