outshine

On that memorable evening the poet dressed to outshine every man present.

All man wants is covering; a woman must have ornament, and she must equal, if not outshine, her neighbor.

Lady Delacour, with no object in life but pleasure, cast aside her own happiness that she might outshine the woman she hated.

"And we want to look as nice as possible, for Ida and Sylvie will do all they can to outshine us," added Maud.

It seemed that the stars were devoured by the flame, so far did it outshine them.

The rich were seeking more expensive ceremonies in order to outshine the other well-to-do people of their neighborhood.

When they came to the end of their journey, they started building of this castle which was to outshine all others.

He had at the first loved Rebecca, and it was strange to him now that he had let Césarine outshine her.

A diamond flashed here, a ruby burned there, yet they did not outshine the smile of this child of the rich.

Mrs. Richard Roe will naturally try to outshine her, and thus rise above her in the social scale.