outrace
[ out-reys ]
verb (used with object),out·raced, out·rac·ing.
to race or run faster than: The deer outraced its pursuers.
Origin of outrace
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How to use outrace in a sentence
So fast was his pace that a weight had to be slung round his neck to prevent him outracing the rest of the pack.
Old Country Inns of England | Henry P. Maskell
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