outsoar in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To outsoar means to exceed or surpass in height, achievement, or performance compared to others.

Her determination allowed her to outsoar her previous achievements.
The eagle soared high above the mountains, able to outsoar any other bird in the sky.
With dedication and hard work, he hoped to outsoar his competitors in the upcoming tournament.
The innovative design of the new aircraft is expected to outsoar its predecessors in performance.
In moments of doubt, she reminded herself that her dreams could outsoar any obstacles in her path.