outbeamed
/aʊtˈbimd/
verb
- Past tense of outbeam: shone brighter or more intensely than something else.
- The new LED bulb outbeamed the old incandescent one by far.
- Her performance outbeamed every other act at the talent show.
- The morning star outbeamed all the other planets last night.
- Past tense of outbeam: surpassed someone in radiance, happiness, or positive energy.
- Even the fireworks were outbeamed by the children's excitement.
- The bride outbeamed all the guests with her radiant smile.
- At the party, his cheerful mood outbeamed everyone else's.
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