outplod
/aʊtˈplɑd/
verb
- To work or move more steadily and persistently than someone else, often in a slow but determined way.
- He outplodded his classmates, finishing the long research paper days before the deadline.
- The old farmer outplodded the younger workers, staying in the fields from dawn until dusk.
- The marathon runner outplodded the others by maintaining a steady pace while they slowed down.