outstroke

/ˈaʊtstroʊk/
noun
  1. A stroke or movement outward, especially in a machine or engine (e.g., the outward stroke of a piston).
    • The mechanic checked the timing of the outstroke to ensure smooth operation.
    • The engine's outstroke pushes the piston away from the cylinder head.
    • During the outstroke of the pump, fluid is drawn into the chamber.
Antonyms
verb
  1. To stroke or move outward; to surpass in stroking (e.g., in swimming or rowing).
    • He trained hard to outstroke the defending champion in the regatta.
    • She outstrokes everyone in the pool with her powerful freestyle technique.
    • The rower managed to outstroke his opponent in the final meters of the race.
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