1. to quote more extensively or more effectively than someone else
Usage: third person singular present tense of 'outquote'; relatively uncommon; used in academic or literary contexts

Examples

• She outquotes her opponent by citing five different sources in her argument.
• The scholar outquotes all other researchers on this particular author.
• He outquotes the competition with his extensive knowledge of classical literature.
• During the debate, she outquotes him with relevant passages from the text.