outjump
Beat by leaping
To outjump is to jump higher or farther than someone else: She outjumped every competitor in the long jump.
The word applies literally in athletics and to animals—a kangaroo might outjump a dog—and figuratively to any context where leaping ability matters: The smaller forward consistently outjumped defenders for rebounds.
One who competes against
- opponentOne who contends against
- contestOrganized competitive event
- duelPrearranged one-on-one combat
- face-offDirect clash between opponents
head-to-head · matchup · showdown · challenge · outleap · best · beat · defeat
Exceed in achievement
- surpassExceed in achievement
- exceedGo past a limit
- outperformAchieve superior results
- eclipseCelestial body blocks another
outclass · outshine · top · better · best · overcome · dominate · prevail
Quickness and ease
- powerEnergy transfer rate
- strengthPower to exert force
- explosivenessTendency to erupt violently
- coordinationOrganized cooperative movement
training · conditioning · fitness · quickness · spring · vertical · plyometrics · muscle
vault
Secure storage chamber
hurdle · clear · launch · propel · elevate · soar · pounce · lunge · catapult · arc
rival
One who competes against
face-off · head-to-head · matchup · showdown · challenge · outleap · best · beat · defeat · edge
outdo
Exceed in achievement
- surpassExceed in achievement
- exceedGo past a limit
- outperformAchieve superior results
eclipse · outclass · outshine · top · better · best · overcome · dominate · prevail · trump
agility
Quickness and ease
- powerEnergy transfer rate
- strengthPower to exert force
- explosivenessTendency to erupt violently
coordination · training · conditioning · fitness · quickness · spring · vertical · plyometrics · muscle · speed