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out·dis·tance    Audio Help   (out-dĭs'təns)  Pronunciation Key  tr.v.   out·dis·tanced, out·dis·tanc·ing, out·dis·tanc·es To outrun, especially in a long-distance race. To surpass by a wide margin, especially through superior skill or endurance: a sales force that outdistanced its competitors in volume sold.

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outdistance

verb

go far ahead of; "He outdistanced the other runners"

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