outspending

Paying more than

Outspending is spending more than someone else or more than a set limit.

Political candidates try to outspend their opponents: The incumbent outspent the challenger three to one.

A company might outspend its competitors on advertising.

The word often implies that greater expenditure confers an advantage.

competitive

outpacing

Exceeding another's speed

dominating · overwhelming · outbidding · defeating · eclipsing · overpowering · beating · outdoing · crushing · triumphing

consumption

splurging

Spending freely, excessively

luxury · excess · profligacy · spree · consumerism · materialism · overconsumption · wastefulness

fiscal

deficit

Amount still owed

imbalance · borrowing · treasury · revenue · cashflow · appropriation · disbursement · outlays · insolvency

wealth

affluence

Abundance of money

fortune · billionaire · millionaire · tycoon · magnate · plutocrat · moneyed · inheritance · capital · bankroll

Opposites
relative expenditure comparison

outspendingunderspending

Insufficient expenditure of funds

undercutting · lagging behind · falling short

financial behavior toward resources

outspendingsaving

Reserving for future use

economizing · conserving · hoarding · penny-pinching · scrimping

Family

spend, expensive, spending, expenditure, expenditures, expendable, spender, expended, unspent

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