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outpractice

outpractice verb: to practice more or better than; to surpass in practice.

Verb

outpractice (third-person singular simple present outpractices, present participle outpracticing, simple past and past participle outpracticed)

  1. (transitive) To practice more or better than; to surpass in practice.

Forms of outpractice

third-person singular presentoutpractices
present participleoutpracticing
past participleoutpracticed
pastoutpracticed

Origin of outpractice

From out- + practice.

Questions about outpractice

What does outpractice mean?
Outpractice means to practice more or better than; to surpass in practice.
What part of speech is outpractice?
Outpractice is a verb.
What is the past tense of outpractice?
The past tense of outpractice is outpracticed.

Words near outpractice in the dictionary

  1. outpours
  2. outpower
  3. outpowered
  4. outpowering
  5. outpowers
  6. outpractice
  7. outpracticed
  8. outpractices
  9. outpracticing
  10. outpraise
  11. outpraised

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