Outdo
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Competitive Edge
Used when comparing achievements to emphasize superiority or doing something better than others. He aimed to outdo his rivals in the sales contest.
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Not For Equivalence
Doesn’t mean to do the same, but to surpass or be greater in performance. The sequel didn’t just match the original, it outdid it.
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Positive Striving
Often used to describe constructive efforts, not negative or harmful competition. She outdoes her peers through thorough research.