outtaken in a sentence

p. p.

Definition

Outtaken (verb): to surpass or overshadow a moment or reality in significance or impact, often through memory or representation.

The photograph was so captivating that I felt it had outtaken the moment itself.
With each passing year, the memories of our adventures seemed to have outtaken the reality of our lives.
In her speech, she mentioned how the experience outtaken her expectations in every way.
As the sun set behind the mountains, the beauty of the scene outtaken everything else in the landscape.
His enthusiasm for the project outtaken any doubts the team had initially felt.