outpassed
/aʊtˈpæst/
verb
- Past tense of outpass: passed someone or something, especially in a race, competition, or journey.
- He outpassed all his classmates in the spelling bee.
- The driver outpassed the slow-moving vehicle on the curve.
- She outpassed the defending champion in the final seconds of the match.
- Past tense of outpass: exceeded or surpassed a limit, standard, or expectation.
- The project outpassed its initial budget by a wide margin.
- The new bridge outpassed the safety standards required by law.
- Her performance outpassed the coach's expectations.