outglitter
/aʊtˈɡlɪtər/
verb
- To shine more brightly or attractively than someone or something else.
- The new skyscraper's glass windows outglitter the older buildings nearby.
- The diamond on her ring seemed to outglitter all the other jewels in the room.
- In the talent show, her performance outglittered every other act.
- To be more impressive, exciting, or successful than someone or something else.
- The company's new product launch outglittered all its competitors' announcements.
- The young author's debut novel outglittered many bestsellers in its first week.
- His charisma on stage outglittered even the lead singer's energy.