Outstrip

usgb/ˌaʊtˈstrɪp/
verb

To perform better or go ahead of someone or something.

The new movie outstripped the previous one in both box office revenue and popularity.
Visual representation of "outstrip" - To perform better or go ahead of someone or something.

Often appears as...

  • outstrip competitors
  • outstrip expectations
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Competitive Edge

Use 'outstrip' to highlight a clear advantage or superiority in competition.

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The software outstripped its rivals with innovative features.
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Surprise Element

Emphasizes when performance is unexpectedly higher than anticipated.

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Her sales numbers outstripped all expectations this quarter.
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Positive Outcome

Often conveys a sense of achievement or positive result.

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The team's effort outstripped last year's by a large margin.
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