1. to surpass or exceed in wishing; to wish more strongly or persistently than someone else
Usage: rare; literary; present participle or gerund form of 'outwish'

Examples

• She was outwishing her rival for the same prize.
• He spent the evening outwishing his brother for their father's approval.
• The children were outwishing each other at the birthday cake table.
• No amount of outwishing would change the outcome of the lottery.
• They found themselves outwishing one another for the same opportunity.