1. to tower above or surpass in height; to rise higher than
Usage: present participle or gerund form of 'outtower'; literary or formal usage

1. rising or extending higher than something else; surpassing in elevation or prominence
Usage: literary or formal usage

Examples

• The new skyscraper is outtowering all the surrounding buildings.
• An outtowering cliff face dominated the landscape.
• The cathedral's spire was outtowering the city's other structures.
• She found herself outtowering her classmates by her senior year.
• The mountain's outtowering peak pierced the clouds.