outrushes
/ˈaʊtˌrʌʃɪz/
verb
- Third person singular present of outrush: rushes faster or more urgently than someone or something else.
- In every race, the fastest horse outrushes the others from the starting gate.
- The ambulance always outrushes regular traffic when its siren is on.
- The new software outrushes the old version in processing speed.
noun
- Plural of outrush: multiple sudden outward flows or movements.
- Scientists recorded outrushes of gas from the volcano before the eruption.
- The stadium experienced multiple outrushes of fans after each concert ended.
- The dam's failure caused several outrushes of water over the course of the day.