Definitions
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- v. Present participle of outpoint.
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Examples
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The current Colorado ranks very low, only outpointing the outdated Ford Ranger.
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With the Bronco's defence/defense so outpointing their offensive skills, this could be a 6-3 either way...
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The Republican Party, well-versed on fiscal economics, has been outpointing the Democratic Party on tax issues for the last 30 years.
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The Cardinal, along with Wisconsin, all but locked up bids to the Bowl Championship Series, and Oklahoma earned a spot in the Big 12 title game by outpointing Oklahoma State and Texas A&M on Sunday.
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For the season, Manny's outpointing him by about a 3: 2 margin.
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Cael Sanderson's U.S. teammate Stephen Abas also won his elimination match in the 55kg class, outpointing Rene Montero of Cuba to also move onto the semis.
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Carolina Kostner of Italy took the silver, outpointing Liashenko in the long program, and Galina Maniachenko of Ukraine won the bronze.
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'Why?' she said, half-serious, half-laughing, the glints of light in her dark eyes outpointing the stars.
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The Yankee passes for a mighty clever guesser, outpointing with ease his transatlantic cousin.
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As the place was neared the band gathered close together and there were outpointing spears, just as the mammoths 'tusks outpointed when the beasts guarded their young from the thing now hunted.
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