Definitions

1. verb

to exert pressure on someone or something from the outside, often in a forceful or oppressive manner

“The government’s economic policies were criticized for outpressing the middle class.”

2. verb

to bring or force something out of its natural or usual place or position

“The strong winds outpressed the flowers from their pots.”

3. noun

the act or process of exerting pressure on someone or something from the outside

“The outpress of the market led to a significant drop in stock prices.”