1. producing or generating a greater yield or output than something else
Usage: present participle of outyield

1. producing a greater yield or return than another comparable thing
Usage: comparative form; often used in agricultural or financial contexts

Examples

• The new crop variety is outyielding the traditional strain by 20 percent.
• These bonds are outyielding Treasury securities this quarter.
• The outyielding investment strategy attracted many portfolio managers.
• Farmers reported that the hybrid seeds were outyielding expectations.
• The company's outyielding performance exceeded analyst forecasts.
• Modern farming techniques are outyielding older methods significantly.