Outdo is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OUTDO in dictionary:

VERB:
• to exceed in performance
• be superior to in action or performance
• surpass in performance
• To go beyond in performance; to excel; to surpass.
• be or do something to a greater degree
• get the better of

Words related to OUTDO

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How to use OUTDO in a sentence

• Each of the Twins resolved that he would not only outdo all the rest of the players upon the gymnasium floor, but also his bitter rival, his brother.
• I was determined that that major should not outdo me.
• Its car rolls on in triumph, and priests and politicians outdo each other in zeal to draw it along, over its prostrate victims.
• She could outdo me when I was grown and she was getting old.
• However, if I were in your coat, I certainly would not suffer him to outdo me in generosity.
• Each band had its leader, and each tried to outdo the others in the oddity of performance, vigor of dancing and coarseness of jest.
• The larks were trying to outdo each other and the robins were so saucy that I could almost have flicked them with the willow I was using as a whip.
• It can bear a little depreciation now, because it can look forward to the time when it will far outdo its successful rival.
• Indeed the record tends to show that they added a little for good measure, although it is hard to outdo a Frenchman in courtesy and the common amenities of life.
• Each person strives to outdo his or her acquaintances.
• They have all endured hardship and met wounds and death with equal gallantry, each striving to outdo the other in devotion and sacrifice.
• It is not often our roads will admit of this, but, had we the roads of England, I make little doubt we should altogether outdo her in speed.
• The Chief Justice had so quick an understanding that he resolved, if possible, to outdo his orders.
• At the age of eleven I was as large and strong as most boys of sixteen, and at sixteen there were few men who could outdo me in feats of strength and endurance.
• Finding no way to outdo the two brothers in skill or strength, the young chief left the selection of husbands to his sisters.
• The three endeavored to outdo each other in the attentions which they showered upon the guests they had the good fortune to possess.
• Each tried to outdo the others, in the matter of a parting present to Jack.
• Tou Tou is our climax, and we certainly defy our neighbors and acquaintances to outdo her.
• Some time afterwards he thought to outdo Daedalus and Icarus, by flying from the top of St.
• To outdo that renown was the main object of her life, and Mr.
• Moreover, exaggeration has always to outdo itself progressively.
• A stained-glass window or a wall of tiles can outdo them for pure colour and decorative magic.
• We become fanatical to outdo our own best record in self-surrender.
• He wished to outdo all others, and to see new countries.
• Modern science and art combine to outdo the attractions of the baths of Imperial Rome.
• Here, the disciple of Rousseau sat and planned how he should outdo his enemies and hold on to his friends.

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