outpresses
/aʊtˈprɛsɪz/
verb
- To press or squeeze something more than something else, or to a greater degree.
- The new hydraulic press outpresses the previous version, achieving higher compression in less time.
- The machine outpresses the old model by extracting more juice from the same amount of fruit.
- In the competition, the athlete outpresses his rival by lifting an extra 20 pounds.
- To exert more pressure or influence than someone or something else; to dominate or overcome through pressure.
- The larger company outpresses smaller competitors by offering lower prices and faster delivery.
- His determination outpresses any obstacle that stands in his way.
- In the debate, her calm logic outpresses his emotional arguments every time.
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