1. past tense of outcharge; to charge a higher price than a competitor or to overcharge
Usage: transitive verb; often used in business or commercial contexts
2. past tense of outcharge; to charge forward with greater force or intensity than an opponent
Usage: transitive verb; military or combat context

Examples

• The vendor outcharged customers who were unfamiliar with market prices.
• The competitor outcharged us on the same product, so we lost the sale.
• The cavalry outcharged the enemy lines with overwhelming force.
• We discovered the contractor had outcharged us by thousands of dollars.
• The store outcharged for premium items during the holiday season.