outyield
outyield verb: to exceed or surpass in yielding.
Verb
outyield (third-person singular simple present outyields, present participle outyielding, simple past and past participle outyielded)
- To exceed or surpass in yielding.
- In summer plantings, double rows outyield single rows.1971, United States. Dept. of Agriculture, Farmers' bulletin
- Similarly, experiments on sandy (low nutrient soils) from North Africa show that triticale outyields wheat and barley by about 33%.2008, Ashenafi Gedamu-Gobena, Triticale Production in Ethiopia
Forms of outyield
| third-person singular present | outyields |
|---|---|
| present participle | outyielding |
| past participle | outyielded |
| past | outyielded |
Origin of outyield
From out- + yield.
Questions about outyield
- What does outyield mean?
- Outyield means to exceed or surpass in yielding.
- What part of speech is outyield?
- Outyield is a verb.
- What is the past tense of outyield?
- The past tense of outyield is outyielded.
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