1. present participle of outspring; to spring out or forth with greater force or distance than something else
Usage: literary or formal; often used in poetic or descriptive contexts

1. that springs out or forth; projecting or protruding outward
Usage: rare; archaic or poetic

Examples

• The water was outspringing from the fountain with tremendous force.
• Flowers were outspringing from the garden after the spring rain.
• The outspringing arch of the bridge was an architectural marvel.
• Energy seemed to be outspringing from every corner of the celebration.
• The outspringing roots of the ancient tree broke through the stone path.