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outdrew Definition and Meaning in English (outdrew definition)

verb
Synonyms:surpassedoutshoneexceeded
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Outdrew definition: To attract a greater number of people or a larger audience than another person or event.

Definitions of Outdrew

  1. 1verb(standard)

    To attract a greater number of people or a larger audience than another person or event.

  2. 2verb

    To draw a weapon from its holster or sheath more quickly than an opponent.

  3. 3verb

    In card games, to receive a better card or hand than an opponent after drawing.

Example Sentences

“The new band outdrew the veteran performers on their opening night.”

“He outdrew his opponent in the quick-draw contest.”

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Antonyms

underdrewattracted fewer

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Inflected Word Forms

infinitiveoutdraw
third person singularoutdraws
past participleoutdrawn
present participleoutdrawing

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Outdrew definition: To attract a greater number of people or a larger audience than another person or event.
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