outrushing

/ˈaʊtˌrʌʃɪŋ/
verb
  1. Present participle of outrush: currently rushing faster or more urgently than someone or something else.
    • The company is outrushing its rivals to launch the new product first.
    • The rescue team is outrushing the storm to reach the stranded hikers.
    • The young athlete is outrushing all her competitors in the early part of the race.
adjective
  1. Describing something that is rushing outward or moving rapidly away.
    • The outrushing crowd from the concert filled the streets with noise.
    • The outrushing air from the tire made a loud hissing sound.
    • The outrushing tide pulled the swimmer away from the shore.
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