1. to read more or better than someone else; to surpass in reading
Usage: rare; literary
2. to read through to the end; to finish reading
Usage: archaic

Examples

• She could outread her classmates in speed and comprehension.
• He spent the afternoon trying to outread his rival in the reading competition.
• The scholar managed to outread all the other contestants at the literary festival.
• By the end of summer, she had outread everyone in her book club.
• He was determined to outread his brother's impressive collection of novels.