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to outcompete
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to perform better or achieve superior results compared to someone or something else in a competitive context
Transitive: to outcompete sb/sth
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Example
Native plants can sometimes be outcompeted by invasive species that grow more rapidly.
To outcompete their competitors, the company invested heavily in research and development.
The athlete trained hard to outcompete his rivals and win the gold medal.
The new software is designed to outcompete all existing applications in terms of speed and functionality.
With limited resources, the small startup had a remote chance of outcompeting established companies.
