Outyields

Part of speech: verb

Definitions

1. Produces a larger crop, output, or return than a rival or comparable source does
2. Generates more harvest, profit, or result than some other method or competitor manages
3. Surpasses another in the amount of produce, income, or outcome it delivers

Etymology: "Outyields" is the third-person singular present form of the verb "outyield," which is formed from the prefix "out-" attached to "yield." The base verb combines the familiar sense of "yield," meaning to produce or give forth, with "out-" in its sense of surpassing or exceeding. To outyield something is therefore to produce a greater return or harvest than another, as when one crop or seed variety gives more output than a rival under the same conditions.

Synonyms: outproduce, outperform

Antonyms: underyield