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Meaning outperform meaning

What does outperform mean?

outperform

— verb (= surpass, exceed, outdo) be or do something to a greater degree her performance surpasses that of any other student I know She outdoes all other athletes This exceeds all my expectations This car outperforms all others in its class

Synonyms outperform synonyms

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surpass outstrip exceed surmount outmatch outgo outdo wave off short-circuit pass overtake overhaul outpace leapfrog go around get by get around bypass brush off brush aside beat

Conjugation outperform conjugation

How do you conjugate outperform?

outperform · verb

Examples outperform examples

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Movie subtitles

This can't outperform a truck.
You are trying to outperform the Intrepid.
My equipment will far outperform any mere human's!
Our 684 can surely outperform those Unit 124 bastards.
Want so badly to outperform everyone, before you know it, all they care about is winning, no matter what the cost.
If you all really think that guy can outperform me,vote for me. Put me out.
You don't want Mike around because you think he'll outperform you.
I'm gonna outperform all their asses.
I got it! I'm gonna outperform all their asses.
Three months in, you still have no stamina no precision, and you think you can outperform Alexandra Blasucci at the Showcase?
Because it'll outperform the EV of flatting and he'll spaz in anyway. Look.
The investment analysis is that it will outperform the domestic market, and in a few years, will prove its value overseas.
I think that it would be better for his self-esteem if he were with children who didn't outperform him.
Dr. Jordan had the idea of infusing the cure into an ultra-low-temperature solution, giving the antiviral time to outperform the virus.
Ultra-speed that will outperform anything on the market today.
Every boy wants to outperform his father.
They outperform every state and city test you can throw at them.
Because it'll outperform the EV of flatting and he'll spaz in anyway.
Ultimately, one's going to outperform the other.
The one thing to do now is to outperform Murray.
Cool that a PE teacher can outperform the little punks.
Ha. Juan's come up with an algorithm that's supposed to outperform the market.
I need you to sit down with each one of them. I want you to probe for their strengths and for their weaknesses. I want you to figure out who's gonna outperform your data and who has already had his best year.

News and current affairs

Will bank stocks once again outperform the market?
Women not only outnumber men at universities; they also outperform them, most notably in math, physics, and information science.
Not surprisingly, California's economy, which used to outperform the rest of the US, now substantially underperforms.
Research has shown that such teams outperform others, which means that this approach can lead to a tremendous competitive advantage.
Yet today, universities in the United States easily outperform their European counterparts.
California's economy, which used to outperform the rest of the country, now substantially underperforms.
Coastal countries tend to outperform landlocked countries.
Developing countries that neighbor rich markets, such as Mexico, tend to outperform countries far away from major markets.
How much might we expect a home in a famous city to outperform other real estate as a long-term investment?
Indeed, this would create an incentive for each company to outperform the average, since above-average profits would go untaxed.
A panoply of innovations has helped Chile to outperform its South American neighbors.
Suppose you had placed a long-term bet on financial equities in 1900, along with a short bet on general equities - in effect a gamble on whether the UK financial sector would outperform the market.
Schools and hospitals simply do not generate the kind of fast tax revenue and GDP growth needed to outperform political rivals.
The idea is that a professional manager who chooses assets and markets in which to invest can outperform the average return of buying the whole market.
Countries that attract and motivate skilled public managers outperform their peers.

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