1. to throb more intensely or persistently than something else; to surpass in throbbing
Usage: present participle or gerund form of 'outthroб'

1. characterized by throbbing that exceeds or surpasses in intensity
Usage: rare; literary or poetic usage

Examples

• The outthrobbing pain in his chest made it difficult to concentrate.
• Her heart was outthrobbing with anxiety as she waited for the results.
• The music's outthrobbing bass dominated the entire venue.
• His pulse was outthrobbing against his temples from the fever.
• The outthrobbing rhythm of the drums echoed through the concert hall.