outscorning
/aʊtˈskɔrnɪŋ/
verb
- To show more contempt or disdain for something than someone else does; to surpass in scorn.
- In the debate, she outscorned her opponent with a withering look.
- He tried to outscorn his brother's mockery, but his words fell flat.
- The critic outscorned all others by calling the film an insult to cinema.