Definition of outact in English:

outact

verb aʊtˈaktˌoutˈakt

[with object]

Surpass (someone) in acting or performing something.
they quietly and with dignity outacted the rest of the cast
Example sentencesExamples
- They seem to be trying to outact each other, and sometimes they act so hard that they break out in sweat.
- I mean, she's really committed to this role, stupid though it may be, of this nasty, nasty mother-in-law, and she kind of outclasses and outacts her.
- On a pretty regular basis, in fact, they were vastly outacted by the female schoolchildren.
- He brings a surprising amount of brevity and clarity to his performance, outacting many of his Hollywood contemporaries.
- One is almost tempted to state that he could learn something from her, since she outacts him at every opportunity.

Definition of outact in US English:

outact

verbˌoutˈakt

[with object]

Surpass (someone) in acting or performing something.
they quietly and with dignity outacted the rest of the cast
Example sentencesExamples
- I mean, she's really committed to this role, stupid though it may be, of this nasty, nasty mother-in-law, and she kind of outclasses and outacts her.
- On a pretty regular basis, in fact, they were vastly outacted by the female schoolchildren.
- They seem to be trying to outact each other, and sometimes they act so hard that they break out in sweat.
- One is almost tempted to state that he could learn something from her, since she outacts him at every opportunity.
- He brings a surprising amount of brevity and clarity to his performance, outacting many of his Hollywood contemporaries.

单词	outact
释义	Definition of outact in English: outact verb aʊtˈaktˌoutˈakt [with object] Surpass (someone) in acting or performing something. they quietly and with dignity outacted the rest of the cast Example sentencesExamples They seem to be trying to outact each other, and sometimes they act so hard that they break out in sweat. I mean, she's really committed to this role, stupid though it may be, of this nasty, nasty mother-in-law, and she kind of outclasses and outacts her. On a pretty regular basis, in fact, they were vastly outacted by the female schoolchildren. He brings a surprising amount of brevity and clarity to his performance, outacting many of his Hollywood contemporaries. One is almost tempted to state that he could learn something from her, since she outacts him at every opportunity. Definition of outact in US English: outact verbˌoutˈakt [with object] Surpass (someone) in acting or performing something. they quietly and with dignity outacted the rest of the cast Example sentencesExamples I mean, she's really committed to this role, stupid though it may be, of this nasty, nasty mother-in-law, and she kind of outclasses and outacts her. On a pretty regular basis, in fact, they were vastly outacted by the female schoolchildren. They seem to be trying to outact each other, and sometimes they act so hard that they break out in sweat. One is almost tempted to state that he could learn something from her, since she outacts him at every opportunity. He brings a surprising amount of brevity and clarity to his performance, outacting many of his Hollywood contemporaries.
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