Leapfrog

usgb/ˈliːpfrɔːɡ/
verb

To bypass or avoid something by taking an indirect route.

The company decided to leapfrog over the competition by developing a revolutionary product.
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Often appears as...

  • leapfrog the competition
  • leapfrog over hurdles
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Business Strategy

Often used to describe strategic moves in business that outsmart competitors.

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The new startup leapfrogged the industry giants by innovating.
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Indirect Approach

Implies using unconventional methods to achieve a goal.

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Rather than taking exams, he leapfrogged to qualification through experience.
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Avoiding Obstacles

Can be used when someone bypasses challenges to reach an objective faster.

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Our team leapfrogged over budget constraints with creative solutions.
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