outbeaming
/aʊtˈbimɪŋ/
verb
- Present participle of outbeam: shining brighter or more intensely than something else.
- The sun is outbeaming the streetlights as dawn breaks.
- The lighthouse is outbeaming all the smaller boats' lights tonight.
- She is outbeaming her classmates with her brilliant project.
- Present participle of outbeam: surpassing someone in radiance, happiness, or positive energy.
- The children are outbeaming the adults with their pure joy.
- The winner is outbeaming the other contestants on the podium.
- He is outbeaming everyone at the reunion with his infectious laughter.
adjective
- Radiating light or happiness more strongly than others.
- The outbeaming smile on his face told us he had won.
- Her outbeaming personality made her the life of the party.
- The outbeaming star caught everyone's attention in the night sky.