Outloves

Part of speech: verb

Definitions

1. Feels a greater depth of affection toward someone than a rival or another person does
2. Surpasses another person in the strength or intensity of the affection given to a loved one
3. Exceeds someone else in the amount of devotion and tenderness shown to a particular individual

Etymology: "Outloves" is the third-person singular present form of the verb "outlove", which means to love more than someone or something else. The verb is formed from the prefix "out-" and the verb "love". In English, "out-" attached to a verb typically means to surpass or exceed the action of that verb, as in "outrun" or "outwit", so "outlove" simply means to exceed another in loving. Because the parts are transparent, the word needs little further explanation.