
Outdo
Competitive Edge
Used when comparing achievements to emphasize superiority or doing something better than others.

He aimed to outdo his rivals in the sales contest.
Not For Equivalence
Doesn’t mean to do the same, but to surpass or be greater in performance.

The sequel didn’t just match the original, it outdid it.
Positive Striving
Often used to describe constructive efforts, not negative or harmful competition.

She outdoes her peers through thorough research.
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