Definitions
Wiktionary
- v. To get a higher rating than something or someone else
Etymologies
- out- + rate (Wiktionary)
Examples
“Hey DNC, what drugs are you on thinking ANYONE or ANY ORGANIZATON is responsible for the citizen outrate at town hall meetings?”
“Vince Doria, ESPN senior vice president, notes the Yankees and Red Sox outrate West Coast teams even in West Coast TV markets: It's not a question of bias.”
“All this isn't to declare that Fringe would outrate The Mentalist on an even playing field ... only that a lead-in isn't everything and both shows have proven themselves as freshman MVPs read PaleyFest coverage: Fringe and Mentalist.”
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“And some think "American Idol" will be the first series in eight years to outrate the games.”
“Of course, it wouldn't outrate the O.J. trial, but Ross Ed was nothing if not a realist.”
“In Cuba we detested marching, uniforms and weapons, because for us we were always the symbols of oppression and abuse, symbols of privilege, symbols of outrate.”
“Of course, the Vancouver Games were expected to outrate Torino given the Canadian city's close proximity to the U.S. and favorable time-zone comparisons, as well as predictions of a strong medals performance for the Americans.”
“After a slow start, My Kitchen Rules continues to outrate its reality rival”
“In other words, if you outrate your opponent by 200 points but blunder away a pawn for nothing in the middlegame, the chances should be equal.”
“Remember last September when the taxpayers cried outrate to their representatives and they voted the bill down.”
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