outraced
Beat in speed
Outraced is the past tense of outrace, meaning to run or move faster than someone or something else in a competition or pursuit: She outraced the other sprinters to the finish line.
It extends to any context where one thing surpasses another in speed or progress: The company's growth outraced all projections.
Exceeded in speed
- outstrippedExceeded or overtook
- overtakenPassed while moving
- surpassedWent past or beyond
- outperformedDid better than others
left behind · pulled ahead · outmaneuvered · outclassed · outdistanced · bested · eclipsed · outshone
Brief maximum-speed effort
- marathonLong-distance footrace
- trackPath or monitored route
- runnerOne who sprints
- finish lineRace completion marker
relay · photo finish · pace · starting blocks · personal best · cross country · time trial · steeplechase
outpaced
Exceeded in speed
- outstrippedExceeded or overtook
- overtakenPassed while moving
- surpassedWent past or beyond
outperformed · left behind · pulled ahead · outmaneuvered · outclassed · outdistanced · bested · eclipsed · outshone · dominated
sprint
Brief maximum-speed effort
finish line · relay · photo finish · pace · starting blocks · personal best · cross country · time trial · steeplechase · middle distance
acceleration
Rate velocity changes
bolt · swift · rapid · blazing · lightning-fast · turbo · zoom · whiz · burst · fleeting
triumph
Resounding, celebrated victory
conquest · celebration · medal · trophy · jubilation · dominance · supremacy · crown · laurels · achievement
outracedtrailed
Followed or lagged
lagged behind · beaten · outrun · overtaken · fell behind