outride
/aʊt ˈraɪd/
verb
- To ride faster, farther, or better than (someone).
- He can outride anyone in the group when it comes to endurance.
- The young jockey managed to outride all his competitors in the final lap.
- She trained hard so she could outride her brother on the mountain trail.
- To survive or ride out (a storm or difficult situation).
- They hoped to outride the economic crisis by cutting costs.
- The ship managed to outride the fierce storm with minimal damage.
- The old lighthouse has outridden countless hurricanes over the centuries.