outkeep

/aʊtˈkiːp/
verb
  1. To keep or maintain something longer or better than someone else.
    • He tried to outkeep his brother in the game of holding their breath underwater.
    • In the endurance contest, she managed to outkeep all the other participants.
    • The old library has outkept many newer buildings in preserving rare books.
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