outshine
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- v shine brighter than
What star outshines the sun? - v attract more attention and praise than others
- If 2007's poll in which Colbert created his own Korean pop video in an attempt to outshine Rain was a World War I of meaninglessness, 2008 was far bloodier.
- With a spouse who can be counted on to outshine the candidate, her campaign has had to handle the former president as carefully as a tactical nuclear weapon.
- With his captivating oratorical skills, however, the younger man would go on to outshine his mentor.