1. to guide or lead out; to conduct outward
Usage: archaic or literary
2. to surpass or exceed in guiding or directing
Usage: rare

Examples

• The shepherd would outguide the flock through the mountain pass.
• She outguided her competitors by choosing a more efficient route.
• The experienced navigator outguided the others in finding the safest passage.
• He was asked to outguide the visitors from the building.
• The captain outguided his rival fleet to the harbor.