outflourish

English

Etymology

From out- +‎ flourish.

Verb

outflourish (third-person singular simple present outflourishes, present participle outflourishing, simple past and past participle outflourished)

1. (transitive) To flourish more than.
   • 1887, The Methodist Review, volume 24, page 291:

     The body has outflourished the soul.

   • 1916, William Dean Howells, The Daughter of the Storage, and Other Things in Prose and Verse:

     "Is it a world, a whole earth," he went on, "where the weeds mostly outflourish the flowers, […]