Outsung

Part of speech: verb

Definitions

1. To perform vocally with greater skill or volume than another individual
2. To exceed someone in musical vocal expression through superior singing capability or technique
3. To sing in a way that outperforms another vocalist by skill or intensity

Etymology: "Outsung" is the past participle of "outsing," which means to surpass someone in singing. The base verb is built from the native English prefix "out-," meaning "beyond" or "surpassing," as in "outrun" and "outshine," attached to "sing," from Old English "singan."

Synonyms: surpassed, outperformed, outshone, outperformed, outdone

Antonyms: failed, underperformed, lost, dropped, faltered