1. to burn more brightly or intensely than something else
2. to surpass in brilliance or intensity of light or fire

Examples

• The bonfire began to outblaze the smaller campfires around it.
• Her torch seemed to outblaze all the others in the procession.
• The lighthouse was designed to outblaze any competing beacon.
• The new star appeared to outblaze its neighbors in the constellation.
• The forge fire would outblaze the hearth flames every evening.
• During the festival, each float tried to outblaze the previous one.