to outgo

Examples

• All

• The company's new product aims to outgo all existing models in efficiency.

• In times of challenge, his kindness always seems to outgo that of others.

• Her determination allows her to outgo all her competitors in the annual race.

• The new athlete outgoes everyone in the race.

• Her determination allows her to outgo all her competitors in the annual race.

• In times of challenge, his kindness always seems to outgo that of others.

• The company's new product aims to outgo all existing models in efficiency.

Synonyms

E

to exceed

vsto outgo

255 4.1

To be greater than a set amount or beyond what people expect

focuses on better performance or superiority rather than amounts

S

to surpass

vsto outgo

100 4.6

To be better than another person or thing

is the everyday verb for exceeding or being superior

O

to outperform

vsto outgo

30 4.8

Do better than someone or something

covers doing better more broadly, not only measured results

O

to outdo

vsto outgo

22 3.8

Be better than someone at something

is the broader term for being superior across contexts

O

to outshine

vsto outgo

15 4.8

Do better and get more attention than others

focuses on actual better performance rather than impression or shine

O

to outplay

vsto outgo

14 4.2

Do better than and beat an opponent in a game

applies more widely to doing better outside game situations

O

to outmatch

vsto outgo

8 6.4

Do better than someone in skill or performance

is the general verb for doing better in any way

O

to outclass

vsto outgo

8 4.6

To be much better than someone or something

means surpassing but not necessarily by a large, obvious margin

O

to outstrip

vsto outgo

7 6.8

To become faster, better, or larger than another

emphasizes doing better in quality or ability rather than size

O

to outcompete

vsto outgo

2 6.1

To do better than someone or something and win

covers doing better generally, not only to win contests

O

to outstand

vsto outgo

7.6

To be better than others in skill or quality

is the more general action of doing better than others

O

to outdazzle

vsto outgo

7.5

To impress people more than others

involves being better in result or ability rather than just shine

O

to outrival

vsto outgo

7.9

Be better than someone or something in a competition

is the broader verb for doing better beyond rivalry contexts

O

to outvie

vsto outgo

• Archaic

9.9

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

expresses simple surpassing rather than the effortful rivalry aspect

O

to overgo

vsto outgo

• Archaic

9.1

To do better than someone or something

is the common verb for doing better in people or situations

Antonyms

F

to fall short

64 3.9

Fail to reach the level people expect

U

to underperform

20 5.3

To do worse than expected or needed

How Much

to surpass

100 4.6

to outperform

30 4.8

to outdo

22 3.8

to outgo

8.1

to beat

∞ 1.4

to match

841 1.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology