transitive verb
-·tanced, -·tanc·ing to leave behind or get ahead of, as in a race
outdistance
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outdistance
transitive verb
out·dis·tanced, out·dis·tanc·ing, out·dis·tanc·es- To outrun, especially in a long-distance race.
- To surpass by a wide margin, especially through superior skill or endurance: a sales force that outdistanced its competitors in volume sold.
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