leapfrogged (Meaning)
leapfrogged
to go ahead of (each other) in turn, a game in which one player bends down and is vaulted over by another player, to advance (two military units) by keeping one unit in action while moving the other unit past it to a position farther in front, to evade by or as if by a bypass, to leap or progress in or as if in leapfrog, a game in which the first player bends down and another leaps over
Synonyms & Antonyms of leapfrogged
leapfrogged Sentence Examples
- The company's stock leapfrogged its competitors, propelling it to the top of the industry.
- The gazelle gracefully leapfrogged over the fallen tree, demonstrating its agility.
- The new technology leapfrogged decades of research, revolutionizing the field.
- The Olympic pole vaulter leapfrogged the bar with ease, setting a new record.
- The virus leapfrogged containment efforts, spreading rapidly across the globe.
- The aspiring writer leapfrogged the traditional publishing path, self-publishing their work and finding success.
- The wildfire leapfrogged fire lines, leaving a trail of devastation in its wake.
- The social media platform leapfrogged its rivals, becoming the most popular in the world.
- The student leapfrogged a grade in mathematics, showing remarkable progress.
- The dancer leapfrogged her way across the stage, showcasing her impressive skill and grace.
FAQs About the word leapfrogged
to go ahead of (each other) in turn, a game in which one player bends down and is vaulted over by another player, to advance (two military units) by keeping one
sprung, hurdled, bounded, leapt, loped, skipped, bounced, vaulted,leaped, sprang
faced,met, confronted, sought, embraced,accepted, welcomed, pursued,courted
The company's stock leapfrogged its competitors, propelling it to the top of the industry.
The gazelle gracefully leapfrogged over the fallen tree, demonstrating its agility.
The new technology leapfrogged decades of research, revolutionizing the field.
The Olympic pole vaulter leapfrogged the bar with ease, setting a new record.
