ˈoutˌflourish, v.
[out- 15, 17.]
trans. a. To unsheath and flourish (a weapon). b. To outlast in flourishing; to flourish after the cessation of.
| 1871 Browning Pr. Hohenst. 1428 There was uprising..Weapons outflourished in the wind. 1872 Howells Wedd. Journ. (1892) 172 The wrecks of slavery..may yet out⁓flourish the remains of the feudal system in the kind of poetry they produce. |