Definition of "outsoar" [out•soar]

• To soar beyond or to a higher place than. (verb-transitive)

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• "Their minds outsoar the bonds which clasped them round, 3560"
• "O Thou whose divine tenderness doth ever outsoar the narrow loves and charities of earth, grant me to-day a kind and gentle heart towards all things that live."
• "Firdausi in the _Shaknameh_, of Kavi Usan, who "essayed the sky To outsoar angels" by fastening four eagles to his throne."