outrace
/aʊtˈreɪs/
verb
- To run, drive, or move faster than someone or something; to beat in a race or competition of speed.
- The cheetah can outrace any other land animal.
- The new sports car can outrace most models on the market.
- She managed to outrace her brother to the finish line.
- To surpass or outdo in a figurative sense, such as in progress or development.
- Technology often outraces our ability to regulate it.
- Her ambition outraced her fear of failure.
- The company's growth continues to outrace its competitors.
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