1. present participle of outstrive; to strive or compete more vigorously or successfully than someone else
Usage: formal or literary; often used in competitive or ambitious contexts

1. the act or instance of striving or competing more vigorously or successfully than another
Usage: formal or literary; gerund form used as a noun

Examples

• The athletes were outstriving each other for the championship title.
• She spent years outstriving her competitors in the field of research.
• His outstriving ambition drove him to achieve remarkable success.
• The team's outstriving efforts resulted in an unexpected victory.
• By outstriving her peers, she earned recognition as the top performer.
• Their constant outstriving for excellence set them apart from others.