1. to have a higher rate, ranking, or rating than something else
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘outrate’

Examples

• This hotel outrates all others in the city for customer service.
• The new smartphone outrates its predecessor in battery life.
• Her performance consistently outrates that of her colleagues.
• The premium model outrates the standard version in every category.
• This restaurant outrates the competition in both quality and price.
• The upgraded software outrates the old version significantly.