1. past tense of outpush; to push harder, farther, or more forcefully than someone or something else
Usage: transitive verb; often used in competitive or physical contexts

Examples

• The rugby player outpushed his opponent and drove him back across the line.
• She outpushed the other shoppers to reach the sale items first.
• The stronger team outpushed their rivals in the scrum.
• He outpushed the door open despite the heavy resistance.
• The bulldozer outpushed the debris pile with ease.