1. to sweep out or away; to clean by sweeping
Usage: transitive; archaic or literary
2. to sweep or move in a wide, sweeping motion beyond or past something
Usage: transitive; rare

Examples

• She outsweep the dust from the corners of the room.
• The wind outsweep the leaves across the yard.
• He outsweep his arm in a grand gesture.
• The broom outsweep the debris into a pile.
• The dancer's skirt outsweep as she turned.