outflew

/aʊtˈfluː/
verb
  1. Past tense of outfly: flew faster, farther, or better than someone or something else.
    • In the race, the champion pigeon outflew all the others.
    • The jet outflew the old propeller plane easily.
    • The young eagle outflew its siblings during the migration.
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