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outbeam

outbeam verb: to beam more brightly than; to outshine.

Verb

outbeam (third-person singular simple present outbeams, present participle outbeaming, simple past and past participle outbeamed)

  1. (transitive) To beam more brightly than; to outshine.

Forms of outbeam

third-person singular presentoutbeams
present participleoutbeaming
past participleoutbeamed
pastoutbeamed

Origin of outbeam

From out- + beam.

Questions about outbeam

What does outbeam mean?
Outbeam means to beam more brightly than; to outshine.
What part of speech is outbeam?
Outbeam is a verb.
What is the past tense of outbeam?
The past tense of outbeam is outbeamed.

Words near outbeam in the dictionary

  1. outbawl
  2. outbawled
  3. outbawling
  4. outbawls
  5. outbd.
  6. outbeam
  7. outbeamed
  8. outbeaming
  9. outbeams
  10. outbear
  11. outbeard

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