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outspend

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[out-spend] / ˌaʊtˈspɛnd /

verb (used with object)

outspent, outspending
  1. to outdo in spending; spend more than.

    They seemed determined to outspend their neighbors.

  2. to exceed (one's resources) in spending.

    He quickly outspent his fortune.


Etymology

Origin of outspend

First recorded in 1580–90; out- + spend

Example Sentences

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But the issue is how to persuade owners to spend another $100 million when the Dodgers still might outspend them by $300 million.

From Los Angeles Times

His love of stand-up comedians led Netflix to outspend HBO and essentially take over what was seen as a niche business of comedy specials.

From The Wall Street Journal

The action is between the people donating, trying to outspend each other.

From BBC

"They can outspend you and they don't care how long it takes."

From BBC

It’s tough being so rich you can outspend anyone, but not so rich you can afford to buy a third-rate social network without a little help.

From Slate