1. to feel or express emotion more intensely or authentically than someone else
Usage: rare; literary
2. past tense and past participle of 'outfeel'; to exceed or surpass in emotional depth or sincerity
Usage: archaic; poetic

Examples

• She outfelt her rival's shallow performance with genuine passion.
• His outfelt response to the tragedy moved everyone in the room.
• The actor outfelt his scene partner, delivering a more convincing emotional portrayal.