"outinnovate" meaning in English

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          "text": "The most successful companies even use recession years to outinnovate competitors by acquiring companies at lower multiples, poaching critical talent, and investing in intellectual property and R&D; downturns that trigger large-scale layoffs in the technology sector also offer ER&D companies an opportunity to hire much-needed talent.",
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        "To innovate better than another."
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  "word": "outinnovate"
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