outperform
Translation
to outperform, to surpass, to do better than
Examples
The new model will outperform the old one.
The new model will outperform the old one.
She consistently outperforms her colleagues.
She consistently outperforms her colleagues.
Grammar Patterns
((sb./sth.)) to do better than (sb./sth.) The new car outperforms the old one.
Similar Words
Synonyms: surpass, exceed, excel; Antonyms: underperform
Etymology
From the prefix 'out-' (meaning 'more than' or 'better than') and the verb 'perform'. Literally, to perform better than.
Memory Tips
Imagine a performer stepping 'out' in front of the others to give a better performance.