outleapt
Bounded higher than
Outleapt is the past tense and past participle of outleap, meaning to leap farther or higher than another, or to surpass by leaping: The young buck outleapt his rivals to clear the fence.
The form outleaped is equally valid.
The word sees occasional figurative use for any kind of surpassing or exceeding.
Went past or beyond
- exceededWent past a limit
- outdidPerformed better than
- outperformedDid better than others
- outpacedExceeded in speed
eclipsed · transcended · bettered · overshadowed · topped · trumped · outshone · outstripped
Defeated and took control
- overcameDefeated or mastered
- vanquishedDefeated completely
- prevailedProved stronger ultimately
- surmountedGot past successfully
defeated · mastered · bested · triumphed · overpowered · subdued · overwhelmed · outmatched
surpassed
Went past or beyond
- exceededWent past a limit
- outdidPerformed better than
- outperformedDid better than others
outpaced · eclipsed · transcended · bettered · overshadowed · topped · trumped · outshone · outstripped · upstaged
conquered
Defeated and took control
- overcameDefeated or mastered
- vanquishedDefeated completely
- prevailedProved stronger ultimately
surmounted · defeated · mastered · bested · triumphed · overpowered · subdued · overwhelmed · outmatched · rose above
springing
Jumping or rebounding motion
explosive · vigorous · exuberant · lively · animated · sprightly · buoyant · vivacious · peppy · bursting
nimble
Quick and light-moving
- acrobaticInvolving spectacular physical feats
- litheSupple and graceful
- springingJumping or rebounding motion
bounding · vaulting · athletic · graceful · light-footed · catlike · agile · supple · spry · springy