IPA: //aʊtˈpeɪnt//
KK: /aʊtpeɪnt/
To paint in a way that is better or more extensive than someone or something else.
The artist managed to outpaint all his competitors in the art contest.
Past: outpainted
Past Participle: outpainted
Outpaint → It is formed from "out-" (meaning beyond or external) and "paint" (from Old French *peindre*, meaning to apply color). The word "outpaint" means to paint beyond or to apply color in a way that exceeds or goes beyond the usual limits.
Think of 'out-' meaning beyond and 'paint' as applying color — so outpaint means to apply color beyond the usual limits.