Outs Moderate

Origin: Germanic Old English prefix

Definition, synonyms and related words

Definitions

Noun

plural of out

"The golf scorecard showed three outs, indicating he had missed all his fairway shots on that hole."

Verb

Third-person singular simple present indicative form of out

"The sun will outs the stars once it rises above the horizon."

In plain English: To out someone means to beat them at something, usually by being faster, smarter, or more skilled than they are.

"The team managed to outs their opponents by scoring more goals in each round."

Example Sentences

"The team managed to outs their opponents by scoring more goals in each round." verb

"The boxer managed to outs his opponent by landing one final punch before the bell rang." verb

"He tried to outsmart the puzzle but eventually found it too difficult and gave up." verb

"You cannot simply outs your way through a complex social situation without genuine effort." verb