outtower
/aʊtˈtaʊər/
verb
- To be taller or higher than something else, especially in a way that makes it stand out.
- The new skyscraper will outtower every other building in the city.
- In the forest, one ancient oak outtowers all the younger trees around it.
- The mountain peak outtowers the surrounding hills by hundreds of feet.
- To surpass or exceed something in importance, influence, or quality.
- In the debate, his arguments outtowered everyone else's with their clarity.
- The company's reputation for quality outtowers its competitors'.
- Her achievements in science outtower those of many of her peers.