outpreach
verb
out·preach ˌau̇t-ˈprēch 
outpreached; outpreaching; outpreaches
transitive verb
: to outdo or surpass in preaching : to preach better than
Dr. Jones combined the dynamic, the magnetic, and the dramatic in one personality; and with spiritual perception, a keen insight into the Word of God, and a homey philosophy, he outpreached anybody else I ever heard.
Monroe Parker
Monroe Parker
Word History
First Known Use
circa 1567, in the meaning defined above
- by no means
- by no stretch of the imagination
- by numbers
- by one's lonesome
- by one's own account
- by one's own admission
- by one's own bootstraps
- by one's own hand
- by oneself
- by ourselves
- by popular demand
- by prescription
- by reason of
- by request
- by return
- by return mail
- by return of post
- by right
- by rights
- by sea
- by sight
- by some distance
- by some miracle
- by someone's reckoning
- by stealth