1. to press or squeeze out with greater force or effectiveness than someone or something else
2. to extract or produce by pressing more thoroughly or successfully than a competitor
Usage: often used in competitive or industrial contexts

Examples

• The new hydraulic system outpresses the old one by 40 percent.
• She outpresses her rivals in the juice-making competition.
• Modern machinery outpresses traditional methods for extracting oil.
• The champion outpresses all other competitors in the strength event.
• This technique outpresses conventional approaches to fabric treatment.