outrise verb 4noun 1forms 4 verb4 •To rise to a greater height or level than.Warmer water increases the expansion pressure and gives greater artesian pressure. For this reason a warm well will outrise a similar cool well. — 1948 •To surpass in growth, prominence, or development. •To rise earlier than.How many there are that take pleasure in toil; that can outrise the sun, outwatch the moon, and outrun the fields’ wild beasts! — 1839 •(no longer used) To rise up in revolt or rebellion.I say such a war would propagate itself throughout Europe […] and sooner or later will cause Europe to outrise. — 1914 noun1 •(no longer used) Revolt, rebellion, or uprising.There was no outrise or revolt against it. It was not broken up by violence. — 2003 formsoutrose · outrisen · outrising · outrises
