outcompete

[aut-kuhm-peet]

verb (used with object)

1. to surpass (a rival team, business, etc.) by competing more effectively.

Example Sentences

It makes our lives more interesting and has been a notably successful way to outcompete other countries since roughly 1776.

From Slate

She also raised concerns over the environmental impact because honeybees in excessive numbers could outcompete bumblebees, solitary bees and butterflies.

From BBC

Over roughly 10 years, other plants outcompete it and it fades away.

From Los Angeles Times

“It depends on the distribution of seed stored in the soil and what other plants are available to outcompete it, but it could cover thousands of acres,” said Lewis, of the Forest Service.

From Los Angeles Times

The former often grow faster and outcompete the latter.

From Los Angeles Times