1. to charge a higher price than; to exceed in charging
Usage: third person singular present or plural present of outcharge
2. to charge forward with greater force or speed than
Usage: less common; often used in military or competitive contexts

Examples

• The competitor outcharges its rivals by demanding premium prices for the same service.
• The store outcharges customers who are not aware of market rates.
• In the battle, the cavalry unit outcharges the enemy's defensive line.
• Some vendors outcharge tourists who are unfamiliar with local pricing.
• The company outcharges for expedited shipping compared to industry standards.