Outstupid

Pronunciation: /aʊtˈstupɪd/

Definitions of outstupid

verb To surpass in stupidity or foolishness

Example Sentences

A1 I outstupid my little brother when we play games together.

A2 She outstupids her classmates with her witty remarks.

B1 The comedian outstupided the audience with his hilarious jokes.

B2 The politician outstupided his opponents in the debate.

C1 The scientist outstupided his colleagues with his groundbreaking research.

C2 The chess grandmaster outstupided his opponents with his strategic moves.

Examples of outstupid in a Sentence

formal It is important to avoid making decisions that may outstupid your competitors.

informal Don't outstupid yourself by trying to fix the car without any experience.

slang I can't believe she outstupided herself by falling for that prank.

figurative His actions were so reckless that they outstupided all previous mistakes.

Grammatical Forms of outstupid

• past tense: outstupided
• plural: outstupids
• comparative: more outstupid
• superlative: most outstupid
• present tense: outstupids
• future tense: will outstupid
• perfect tense: have outstupided
• continuous tense: is outstupiding
• singular: outstupid
• positive degree: outstupid
• infinitive: outstupid
• gerund: outstupiding
• participle: outstupided

Origin and Evolution of outstupid

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'outstupid' is believed to have originated from the combination of 'out' meaning to a greater degree or extent and 'stupid' meaning lacking intelligence or common sense.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to emphasize someone's lack of intelligence, 'outstupid' has evolved over time to also imply someone's actions or decisions being exceptionally foolish or nonsensical.