outrun
/aʊtˈrʌn/
verb
- To run faster or farther than someone or something.
- The cheetah can outrun any other land animal.
- She outran all the other runners in the marathon.
- He tried to outrun the police but was caught.
- To escape or avoid something by moving quickly.
- They couldn't outrun the storm and had to take shelter.
- You can't outrun your problems forever.
- The rabbit outran the fox by darting into a burrow.
- To exceed or go beyond a limit or expectation.
- The company's success outran all initial projections.
- His ambition outran his ability to achieve it.
- The demand for the product outran the supply.
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