Outdistance

usgb/ˌaʊtˈdɪstəns/
verb

To be better or do better than someone or something.

Despite being smaller, the new company managed to outdistance its competitors in the market.
Visual representation of "outdistance" - To be better or do better than someone or something

Often appears as...

  • outdistance competitors
  • outdistance predecessors
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Competitive Edge

Used to describe when one competitor has a significant advantage or superiority over others.

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The runner from Kenya outdistanced her rivals with her incredible stamina.
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Metaphorical Use

Can be used metaphorically to describe non-physical achievements or advancements.

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She outdistanced her peers academically after winning the science award.
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Progress Comparison

Highlights the degree of progress or improvement over another's performance.

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The software update outdistanced the previous version's capabilities by miles.
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