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Verb(1) be or do something to a greater degree,get the better of,better,overcome(2) be or do something to a greater degree(3) get the better of(4) better(5) overcome

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(1) the men tried to outdo each other in their generosity(2) It doesn't help that the big name cast try to outdo each other with their low-key performances.(3) A peak performer tries to outdo his last great performance every time he takes the field.(4) But even they were outdone by the ice cream men, who produced the noisiest lobby I have ever heard.(5) Not to be outdone by the girls, the men's senior sculler won two events.(6) This week, however, it has truly outdone itself, with desirable vehicles to make the fattest of fat cats drool.(7) Not to be outdone , the girls followed this act with one of their own.(8) Not to be outdone there is a growing number of women anglers taking up the sport which shows that angling is by no means a male preserve.(9) Not to be outdone , it has launched its own top performance range.(10) But even he was outdone midway through the half when the home side passed up an outstanding chance.(11) Not to be outdone , Adams takes over drumming duties, grinning like a loon.(12) Not one to be outdone , my mother in the adjacent room has met the sonic challenge with her power-tool drone.(13) She's outdone her moonish friend, though the friend, the one with the eyes, will attract a better clutch.(14) She said the group had outdone themselves in their efforts to organise and collect gifts for this year's appeal.(15) Not to be outdone the students of the National University of Ireland, Galway will have their say next week.(16) The scene was only outdone by the crowd's reaction at the final whistle.