outcrowding

/aʊtˈkraʊdɪŋ/
noun
  1. The act or process of surpassing or exceeding others in number, presence, or influence, especially in a competitive or crowded environment.
    • In the tech industry, outcrowding of older companies by startups is a common pattern.
    • The outcrowding of native plants by invasive species threatens the local ecosystem.
    • The outcrowding of small businesses by large chains has changed the character of the downtown area.
verb
  1. To surpass or exceed others in number, presence, or influence; to crowd out.
    • Fast-food restaurants can outcrowd local eateries in busy tourist areas.
    • New social media platforms often outcrowd older ones by attracting more users.
    • The popular band managed to outcrowd all other performers at the festival.
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