Definition

outchide

verb
  1. to chide or scold more severely or longer than someone else; to surpass in chiding
  2. Usage: archaic; literary; transitive

Examples

  • She outchided her rival in her criticism of the proposal.
  • The teacher outchided all other instructors in her stern reproofs.
  • He was determined to outchide his opponent in debate.
  • The elder outchided the younger for their careless mistakes.

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