outswim

/aʊtˈswɪm/
verb
  1. To swim faster or farther than someone else.
    • In the triathlon, he trained hard to outswim his rivals in the first leg.
    • The lifeguard had to outswim the strong current to reach the struggling swimmer.
    • She managed to outswim all her competitors in the final race.
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