outstrode
Left behind walking
Outstrode is the past tense of outstride, meaning to walk with longer or faster strides than someone else, or to surpass in striding: He outstrode his companions on the mountain trail.
The word is uncommon, appearing mainly in literary or formal contexts.
Exceeded in speed
- outperformedDid better than others
- exceededWent past a limit
- surpassedWent past or beyond
- eclipsedSurpassed or obscured
transcended · outshone · overtook · outdistanced · outstripped · left behind · passed · overcame
Walked back and forth
- marchedWalked in procession
- steppedMoved foot forward
- walkedTraveled on foot
- treadSurface that grips ground
tramped · advanced · covered ground · long-legged · outstepped · footfalls
outpaced
Exceeded in speed
- outperformedDid better than others
- exceededWent past a limit
- surpassedWent past or beyond
eclipsed · transcended · outshone · overtook · outdistanced · outstripped · left behind · passed · overcame · outran
paced
Walked back and forth
tread · tramped · advanced · covered ground · long-legged · outstepped · footfalls
outstrodelagged behind
Fell further back
fell behind · trailed · followed · dawdled · plodded
stride, astride, striding, strides, strode, bestride, strider, striders, outstrides