Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

outcount

verb

/ˈaʊtkaʊnt/

Definition

To count more than something or someone else; to have a higher count than another.

Examples

The team managed to outcount their competitors in the final game.
In the recent election, one candidate was able to outcount the other by a significant margin.
In order to win the project, our proposal must outcount the others in terms of value.

Meaning

Outcount refers to the process of surpassing another count in a particular context, such as votes, numbers, or quantities. It often implies being more numerous or exceeding in totals.