Definitions
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- verb Present participle of
outsing .
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Examples
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His first was a decade ago, singing Oroveso in an ill-starred Norma whose vocal highlights were Gary Rideout as Flavio, handily outsinging the Pollione, and Anna Caterina Antonacci as a dramatic Adalgisa with a very short top.
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And with a voice that can do what his can, a person can afford a little wobble or two here and there -- he's still outsinging the hell out of the rest of the competition.
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His first was a decade ago, singing Oroveso in an ill-starred Norma whose vocal highlights were Gary Rideout as Flavio, handily outsinging the Pollione, and Anna Caterina Antonacci as a dramatic Adalgisa with a very short top.
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Once she had brought him to a tardy realization of her superiority over Constance Stevens, by outsinging the latter, along with all the other contestants, she was certain that admiration for herself as a singer would blot out any unpleasant impression he might earlier have conceived of her.
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They were not really spinning, -- any one could see that, but they were sticking very closely to their business of each outsinging the other, and collectively of drowning out the orchestra.
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Some women can only sing their best when they think of the other women they are outsinging.
Studies in the Psychology of Sex, Volume 4 Sexual Selection In Man
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The little waves were glittering and dancing in the sunshine, and chiming with the merry carols of the larks, outsinging one another in the blue sky overhead.
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Naima is outsinging Jacob by several laps tonight.
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So unless you are a music Connoisseur, put a sock in it and watch this week's performance. zarak khan Tue, Mar 31, 2009 at 09: 58 AM EST its the other way around hes outsinging danny gokey terri Tue, Mar 31, 2009 at 09: 58 AM EST
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I often feel embarrassed by 400 away fans outsinging 5,000 home fans, but what can I do about it?
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