OUTPERFORMED Meaning and
Definition
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Outperformed is a verb that refers to the act of surpassing or exceeding the performance or achievements of something or someone else. It implies achieving superior results or outcomes compared to others in a given context. When something or someone outperforms, it indicates that it has shown better efficiency, effectiveness, or success in achieving a particular goal or objective.
This term is commonly used in various fields, including sports, business, academics, and finance, to evaluate the performance of individuals, teams, or entities. In sports, for instance, if a team outperforms its competitors, it means it has achieved a higher level of success, scoring more points or winning more matches. Similarly, in the business world, a company that outperforms its competitors demonstrates superior financial performance, profitability, or market share.
Outperforming can also be used to describe the individual achievements of an employee, student, or any person who achieves results that are significantly better than their peers or previous performances. It implies standing out, excelling, or going beyond expectations. When used in the context of investment, it means that a particular asset or investment portfolio has delivered higher returns compared to other investments or benchmarks.
Overall, outperformed implies superior performance, exceeding expectations, or achieving better results in a specific domain or context.
Common Misspellings for OUTPERFORMED
Etymology of OUTPERFORMED
The word outperformed is derived from the combination of the prefix out- and the verb perform.
The prefix out- in this context indicates surpassing, exceeding, or going beyond a certain standard or level, while perform comes from the Latin word performare, which means to carry out, achieve, or execute. Perform itself originated from the Latin prefix per- meaning through, and the word forma meaning shape or form.
When combined, outperform essentially means to surpass or exceed in performance or achievement. The addition of the suffix -ed forms the past tense, resulting in outperformed.
Similar spelling word for OUTPERFORMED
Conjugate verb Outperformed
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