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Meaning outstrip meaning

What does outstrip mean?

outstrip

— verb (= surpass, exceed, outdo, outperform) be or do something to a greater degree her performance surpasses that of any other student I know She outdoes all other athletes This exceeds all my expectations This car outperforms all others in its class — verb (= outdistance) go far ahead of He outdistanced the other runners

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outstrip English » English

pass surpass overtake outdistance outrun outdo exceed get ahead of excel distance surmount outperform outpace outgo transcend precede outreach outmatch outgrow go beyond catch up with and surpass win wave off transgress tide over take the lead take precedence short-circuit prevent predate pass by overwhelm overtop overstep overrun overreach overhaul overdraw outwards outsail outride outflank outbalance lose leave behind leapfrog go around get by get around get ahead

Conjugation outstrip conjugation

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outstrip · verb

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Movie subtitles

If thou wilt outstrip death. go cross the seas and live with Richmond from the reach of hell.
Japan's losses are starting to outstrip her capacity to rebuild.
Buildings continue to climb. Soon they will outstrip the stamina of our legs.
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Your failures at Wolfram and Hart outstrip your successes by an uncomfortable margin.
This stuff's child's play, Gem. You'll outstrip it in months.
Dead and without a body. you still outstrip him for intelligence.
Protestantism was about to outstrip the missions of the Catholic Church.
Oh? Please don't ask me why I think so, but I suspect his ambitions rather outstrip what a career as a footman will yield.
The effects that it's going to have on society are actually going to far outstrip even those that the petrochemical revolution has had.
This baby can outstrip one of those clunkers any day.
In America, sales began to outstrip electric cars.
We stayed up all night working on your speech, how quantum computing would outstrip human capabilities, that if its development wasn't managed carefully, humanity would risk engineering its own extinction?
Why should they then outstrip me?
When your ideals outstrip the realities.
Mmm! Smithers, every year you outstrip yourself in succuIence.
If you will outstrip death, go across the seas and live, dear Richmond, from the reach of hell.
Please don't ask me why I think so, but I suspect his ambitions rather outstrip what a career as a footman will yield. As Your Lordship wishes.
You've hit on a new career, Berthalet, that'll outstrip anything you could've done as a dancer.
You mean that I think you've chosen a new career that'll outstrip anything you might've done as a dancer?
We'll outstrip all of them.
Smithers, every year you outstrip yourself in succulence.
Do not smile at me that I boast her off, for thou shalt find she will outstrip all praise, and make it halt behind her.
Soon they will outstrip the stamina of our legs.
Dead and without a body, you still outstrip him for intelligence.
Please don't ask me why I think so, but I suspect his ambitions rather outstrip what a career as a footman will yield.

News and current affairs

But there is nothing normal about an economy that is already twice as large as the next largest, Japan, and will possibly outstrip the European Union within the next five years.
Some of the US counties with a high proportion of vacation homes are seeing price increases that rival, if not outstrip, the booming metropolitan areas.
This is bound to outstrip the ability of many societies and ecosystems to adapt.
More importantly, immigration's overall benefits outstrip the costs.
The laws of economics state that when the demand for a commodity begins to outstrip supply the price will rise.
Even in the rosiest economic scenario, expectations about rising living standards will outstrip reality, causing disenchantment.
Admittedly, progress in the technology sector overall often produces huge social-welfare gains, which arguably outstrip those produced by all other sectors in recent decades.
Such investment is essential in a world in which net private capital flows to developing countries outstrip official development assistance by a margin of ten to one.
Relative to GDP, the BOJ's monetary-policy gambit could actually far outstrip the efforts of America's Federal Reserve.
Administered over a short duration, it can be a powerful antidote; but, used repeatedly over too long a period, the side effects can outstrip the benefits.
It was not that long ago that experts were predicting that our skyrocketing human population would outstrip its food supply, leading directly to mass famine.
Food production has not only kept up with population growth but has managed somehow to outstrip it.
But, while this implies that the benefits of conservation outstrip the costs by an extraordinary margin, the calculations have been widely criticized.
With 4.3 million new HIV infections each year throughout the world, we face an untenable situation, as new HIV infections far outstrip our ability to treat all those infected.
As a result, despite a tripling of the global population, we have so far evaded Malthus' 1798 prediction that human population growth would inevitably outstrip our ability to produce food.
If those problems were sorted out, India's growth rate would outstrip China's.

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