examples #7 (from out to quin)

outstrip

to surpass in performance, achievement, or extent

outlay

an expenditure or investment of resources

outlier

a person or thing that deviates significantly from the norm

panacea

a solution or remedy for all problems or diseases

overwrought

extremely excited; agitated

overarching

dominating or embracing all else

compel

to force or strongly persuade someone to act

propel

to drive or push something forward

perfunctory

done with minimal effort or reflection

peremptory

insisting on immediate attention or obedience; not open to appeal

permeate

to spread throughout or penetrate deeply

purport

to claim or appear to be something, often falsely

portend

to foreshadow or signal a future event

juxtaposition

the act of placing things side by side for contrast

preemptive

taken in advance to prevent something

preordained

determined in advance; inevitable

preposterous

contrary to reason or common sense; absurd

precipitate

to cause something to happen suddenly or prematurely

repugnant

extremely distasteful or offensive

pugnacious

eager to fight, argue, quarrel

expunge

to erase or remove completely

impunity

freedom from punishment or harm

compulsive

Governed by an irresistible urge, often irrational

quintessential

representing the most perfect or typical example