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outdive

outdive verb: to dive deeper or better than; to surpass in diving.

Verb

outdive (third-person singular simple present outdives, present participle outdiving, simple past outdived or (chiefly US) outdove, past participle outdived)

  1. (transitive) To dive deeper or better than; to surpass in diving.

Forms of outdive

third-person singular presentoutdives
present participleoutdiving
pastoutdived
past USoutdove
past participleoutdived

Origin of outdive

From out- + dive.

Questions about outdive

What does outdive mean?
Outdive means to dive deeper or better than; to surpass in diving.
What part of speech is outdive?
Outdive is a verb.
What is the past tense of outdive?
The past tense of outdive is outdived.

Words near outdive in the dictionary

  1. outdirects
  2. outdistance
  3. outdistanced
  4. outdistances
  5. outdistancing
  6. outdive
  7. outdived
  8. outdives
  9. outdiving
  10. outdo
  11. outdodge

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