outclimb (Meaning)
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outclimb (v. t.)
To climb bevond; to surpass in climbing.
Synonyms & Antonyms of outclimb
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outclimb Sentence Examples
- The climber struggled to outclimb the sheer rock face.
- The cyclist pushed himself to the limit, determined to outclimb his rivals.
- The mountain guide expertly led the group up the treacherous route, outclimbing every obstacle.
- The airplane soared gracefully through the air, outclimbing the clouds.
- The salesperson outclimbed their competitors in quarterly sales, securing a substantial market share.
- The student excelled in the math exam, outclimbing their peers with a near-perfect score.
- The tree reached towering heights, its branches outclimbing the surrounding vegetation.
- The hiker's determination never faltered as they steadily outclimbed the winding trail.
- The athlete's agility allowed them to outclimb the challenging climbing wall with ease.
- The skyscraper's sleek design outclimbed all other buildings in the city, dominating the skyline.
FAQs About the word outclimb
To climb bevond; to surpass in climbing.
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The climber struggled to outclimb the sheer rock face.
The cyclist pushed himself to the limit, determined to outclimb his rivals.
The mountain guide expertly led the group up the treacherous route, outclimbing every obstacle.
The airplane soared gracefully through the air, outclimbing the clouds.
