outsprint
Beat in dash
To outsprint is to run faster than someone else over a short distance, especially in a final burst of speed.
The word typically appears in racing contexts where a competitor pulls ahead at the finish: She outsprinted the pack in the final hundred meters.
It can extend to any situation requiring a quick surge to beat an opponent.
Resounding, celebrated victory
- winAchieve victory
- gloryExalted honor and praise
- dominanceSuperior influence over others
- celebrationFestive event marking occasion
conquest · medal · podium · gold · champion · defeat · outpace · outrun
Rate velocity changes
- burstBreak apart suddenly
- velocityDirected rate of motion
- quicknessState of being fast
- swiftnessQuickness of motion
surge · momentum · pace · dash · explosive · rapid · turnover · stride
Sudden powerful increase
- overtakePass while moving faster
- kickFoot-delivered strike
- homestretchLast portion before completion
- lungeSudden forward movement
Quick burst or pinch
- raceCompetition of speed
- trackPath or monitored route
- relayStage-by-stage transmission
- footraceRunning speed competition
heats · semifinals · spikes · stadium · runner · pacesetter · athletes · marathon
One who competes against
- opponentOne who contends against
- challengerOne competing against incumbent
- duelPrearranged one-on-one combat
- matchupScheduled competitive pairing
showdown · confrontation · clash · contest · head-to-head · pursuit · chase · field
triumph
Resounding, celebrated victory
celebration · conquest · medal · podium · gold · champion · defeat · outpace · outrun · dust
acceleration
Rate velocity changes
swiftness · surge · momentum · pace · dash · explosive · rapid · turnover · stride · kick
surge
Sudden powerful increase
- overtakePass while moving faster
- kickFoot-delivered strike
- homestretchLast portion before completion
dash
Quick burst or pinch
footrace · heats · semifinals · spikes · stadium · runner · pacesetter · athletes · marathon · coach
rival
One who competes against
- opponentOne who contends against
- challengerOne competing against incumbent
- duelPrearranged one-on-one combat
matchup · showdown · confrontation · clash · contest · head-to-head · pursuit · chase · field · pack
outsprintoutlast
Persist longer than another
grind down · wear down · break away · drop · time trial