outdistance
/aʊtˈdɪstəns/
verb
- To go farther or faster than someone or something, especially in a race or competition.
- In the car race, the red vehicle quickly outdistanced the rest of the pack.
- The company's new technology outdistanced its rivals in the market.
- The marathon runner outdistanced all her competitors by the final mile.
- To be much better or more successful than someone or something else.
- The novel's popularity far outdistances that of the author's earlier works.
- In terms of customer service, this store outdistances all others in the city.
- Her academic achievements outdistance those of any other student in her class.
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