outrush
/ˈaʊtˌrʌʃ/
verb
- To rush or move faster than someone or something else; to surpass in speed or urgency.
- The cheetah can outrush any other land animal over short distances.
- The emergency services had to outrush the spreading wildfire to evacuate the town.
- In the final lap, the runner managed to outrush her rival and cross the finish line first.
noun
- A sudden, rapid outward flow or movement, such as of water, air, or people.
- There was a sudden outrush of fans from the stadium after the game ended.
- The outrush of air from the balloon sent it spinning across the room.
- The outrush of water from the broken dam flooded the valley within minutes.
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