Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

outfeel

verb

/aʊtˈfiːl/

Definition

To feel more intensely or to have a greater emotional response than someone else, often in a competitive context.

Examples

She always manages to outfeel her competitors during the emotional scenes in the play.
In their heated discussion, he seemed to outfeel her as he expressed his sorrow.

Meaning

Outfeel refers to a situation where one person’s feelings are deeper or more profound compared to those of another, particularly in terms of emotional depth or responsiveness.