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outrun
Definition:
verb (transitive)
- to run faster or farther than someone or something
- to surpass or exceed expectations or limits
verb (intransitive)
- to run away from someone or something, often to escape danger
noun
- a race or competition in which someone or something runs faster than others
- the act of surpassing or outdoing someone or something
Examples:
Verb (Transitive):
- Despite his injury, Tom managed to outrun his opponent, winning the race.
- The company's sales have outrun all previous records.
Verb (Intransitive):
- The fugitive tried to outrun the pursuing police cars.
Noun:
- She participated in an outrun organized by her local running club.
- His intelligence and dedication allowed him to achieve a remarkable outrun in his career.
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