outstand
/aʊtˈstænd/
verb
- To be noticeably better or more important than others; to excel or be prominent.
- Her dedication and hard work made her outstand among the other candidates.
- The new skyscraper is designed to outstand against the city skyline.
- In a field of talented musicians, his performance truly outstands.
- To remain unresolved, unpaid, or not yet dealt with.
- The question of who will lead the project continues to outstand.
- A few issues outstand before we can finalize the agreement.
- Several invoices still outstand from last quarter.