Definitions
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- v. Simple past tense and past participle of outdance.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Michael rose to the top, he outsang his cynics, he outdanced his doubters, he outperformed the pessimists.
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Despite his new duds, Mr. Piraux was outdanced by a U.S. competitor at a recent competition in Belgium.
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I don't think she outdanced the competition in the last three weeks, but I think she grabbed our hearts and that got her through to the finale.
MY FAVE WINS THE DANCING CROWN ON "SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE"!
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Stile realized with misgiving that Red had outdanced him.
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Mae took to the poetry of motion as ducks take to water, and outdanced the singers.
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Madame knew what tears he had shed, what serenades he had played on his fiddle under 'Tite's window, and how he had outdanced her other partners.
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Steven McRae debuted in the ballet and outdanced both Lamb and Yanowsky, a considerable achievement considering their experience, skill and charisma.
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Vanessa Zahorian outdanced anything your reviewer has ever seen from her, and her partner Pascal Molat ran away with the whole evening, delivering a performance of such wit, energy, intelligence, I'd have to compare him to Louis Armstrong.
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Pat and Pam, two very tiny, very energetic, very white-haired British ladies who were rumored to be pushing 90, were on their sixth Royal Clipper cruise together and outdanced the other passengers nearly every night.
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The Rev. Al Sharpton got the crowd cheering with his litany: "He outsang his cynics, he outdanced his doubters, he outperformed the pessimists.
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