outmoving
/aʊtˈmuvɪŋ/
verb
- To move faster or more effectively than someone or something else; to surpass in movement or speed.
- The new robot can outmove older models with its advanced sensors.
- In the final lap, the runner managed to outmove her competitors and win the race.
- The cheetah can outmove almost any animal on the savanna.
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adjective
- Moving outward or away from a central point; exiting or departing.
- The outmoving tide left shells and seaweed on the beach.
- The outmoving crowd slowly made its way toward the exits.
- We watched the outmoving traffic from the airport terminal.
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