out
bid
Third Person
outbids
Present Participle
outbidding
Past Tense
outbid
Past Participle
outbid
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to offer a higher price than someone else especially in an auction
- At the auction, Sarah was determined to outbid everyone else for the vintage painting, eventually winning it with the highest offer.
- The tech company managed to outbid its competitors for the lucrative government contract, securing a major boost to its revenue.
- Despite their best efforts, the small business couldn't outbid the larger corporation for the prime real estate location.
- During the charity fundraiser, a generous donor decided to outbid all others to support the cause, winning a weekend getaway package.
- The passionate car collector outbid everyone at the classic car auction, adding a rare 1960s model to his extensive collection.
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