1. to bloom or flower more profusely or beautifully than something else; to surpass in blooming
Usage: present participle or gerund form of 'outbloom'; literary or poetic usage

1. blooming or flowering more abundantly or impressively than others
Usage: descriptive use; literary or poetic

Examples

• The garden was outblooming with roses and peonies in late spring.
• She admired the outblooming vines that covered the old stone wall.
• The cherry trees were outblooming all the other flowering plants in the park.
• His outblooming enthusiasm for the project was contagious.
• The meadow displayed an outblooming display of wildflowers after the rain.