outpass
/aʊtˈpæs/
verb
- To pass someone or something, especially in a race, competition, or journey.
- The sports car easily outpassed the truck on the highway.
- The cyclist managed to outpass her rival just before the finish line.
- In the final lap, the runner outpassed three competitors to win the gold medal.
- To exceed or surpass a limit, standard, or expectation.
- The company's quarterly profits outpassed analysts' predictions.
- Her test scores outpassed the requirements for the advanced program.
- The new software update outpassed all previous performance benchmarks.