1. to lead by a greater distance or margin; to get ahead of or surpass in leading
Usage: often used in sports or competitive contexts
2. to lead out; to conduct or guide out from a place
Usage: archaic or literary

Examples

• The runner managed to outlead her competitors in the final stretch of the race.
• By the third quarter, the home team had outled their rivals by 15 points.
• She outled the group of tourists through the winding streets of the old city.
• The experienced guide outled the expedition safely through the mountain pass.
• In the championship game, the star player outled the opposing team in scoring.
• He outled his classmates in the debate competition with his persuasive arguments.