to outpass

Examples

• All

• During the last stretch of the race, she managed to outpass her main rival.

• She outpassed all her competitors in the race.

• He trained hard so he could outpass his teammates in the next competition.

• Can you outpass your previous record?

• He worked tirelessly every day to outpass the best runner in his training group.

• In the final minutes of the game, the rookie was able to outpass the veteran player for the winning goal.

• With her latest book, she hopes to outpass her earlier success and reach a wider audience.

Synonyms

P

to pass

vsto outpass

∞ 1.0

To move past something or someone

specifies the act of getting ahead of someone during progress or movement

G

to go beyond

vsto outpass

201 3.6

To exceed a limit or what people expect

concerns overtaking someone during movement or steady progress

P

to pass by

vsto outpass

165 1.2

Go past someone or something without stopping

is about deliberately getting ahead during progress rather than merely moving past

T

to transcend

vsto outpass

• Formal

101 6.8

To go beyond a limit or expectation

is narrower, focusing on overtaking in movement or practical progress

S

to surpass

vsto outpass

100 4.6

To be better than another person or thing

is focused on overtaking specifically during movement or progress

M

to move beyond

vsto outpass

29 4.3

To go past a problem and start something better

refers specifically to getting ahead of someone during movement or progress

O

to outpace

vsto outpass

20 4.9

To move, grow, or develop faster than another

is about overtaking in actual movement or forward progress

G

to go past

vsto outpass

16 1.0

Move by someone or something without stopping

focuses more on overtaking during steady progress rather than simple movement

O

to outstrip

vsto outpass

7 6.8

To become faster, better, or larger than another

emphasizes overtaking during movement or development rather than general excess

O

to outrace

vsto outpass

1 5.9

To get ahead of others in progress or achievement

highlights overtaking specifically during movement or overall progress

O

to overgo

vsto outpass

• Archaic

9.1

To do better than someone or something

is specifically about getting ahead during movement or forward progress

T

to transpass

vsto outpass

• Archaic

9.9

To go past a limit or cross a border

is about overtaking another entity while moving forward or advancing

How Far

to outdistance

2 6.7

to outpass

8.1

to overtake

45 3.3

to pass

∞ 1.0

to keep pace

29 3.5

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology