outpraying

/aʊtˈpreɪɪŋ/
verb
  1. Present participle of outpray: the act of praying more fervently, longer, or more effectively than someone else.
    • They were outpraying each other, hoping to be the first to receive a sign.
    • She spent the night outpraying her fears and anxieties.
    • Outpraying the competition became a point of pride for the congregation.
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