1. reading more or better than someone else; surpassing in reading ability or comprehension
Usage: present participle or gerund form of 'outread'

1. the act or instance of reading more or better than another person
Usage: gerund noun

Examples

• She was outreading her classmates by the end of third grade.
• His outreading of the text revealed details others had missed.
• The student excelled at outreading her peers in comprehension tests.
• By outreading the competition, he won the reading contest.
• Their outreading skills made them stand out in the literature class.