Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

outrate

verb

/aʊtˈreɪt/

Definition

To exceed in rate or degree; to be greater than or surpass in measurement, level, or performance.

Examples

In recent years, electric vehicles are expected to outrate traditional gasoline cars in efficiency.
The new software can outrate its predecessor in terms of speed and functionality.
In the competition, her performance was set to outrate all previous records.

Meaning

The term ‘outrate’ refers to the action of being greater or more significant than something else, commonly used in contexts where comparisons are made between rates or performances.