1. past tense and past participle of outearn: to earn more money than someone else

Examples

• She outearned her colleagues by working overtime every week.
• The sales manager outearned everyone else in the department last quarter.
• He had outearned his previous year’s income by September.
• The company’s top performer outearned the average employee by 40%.
• Despite starting later, Maria outearned her peers through commission sales.
• The veteran teacher outearned newer faculty members due to experience bonuses.