outpaced (Meaning)
outpaced
to surpass in speed, outdo, outrun
Synonyms & Antonyms of outpaced
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- outran
- breezed
- motored
- scooted
- hurtled
- bolted
- speeded
- dashed
- flew
- bundled
- jumped
- tore
- blazed
- cracked (on)
- stepped
- hurried
- sped
- raced
- rocketed
- buzzed
- bustled
- galloped
- caught up
- outstripped
- scurried
- ripped
- rammed
- barreled
- hastened
- chased
- traveled
- blasted
- blew
- trotted
- travelled
- hurled
- accelerated
- zoomed
- hustled
- scuttled
- rushed
- humped
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- beetled
- hotfooted (it)
- hared
- whisked
- whizzed
- bombed
- cannonballed
- belted
- careened
- streaked
- coursed
- ran
- scampered
- run
- rustled
- careered
- stampeded
- zipped
- hied
- stepped out
- scuffled
- nipped
- quickened
- fast-forwarded
- darted
- jogged
- barrelled
- jetted
- pelted
- flitted
- bowled
- highballed
- shot
- scudded
- sprinted
- whirled
Antonyms:
outpaced Sentence Examples
- The cheetah's incredible speed outpaced the fleeing gazelle, leaving it helpless.
- Technological advancements have outpaced our ability to keep up with the constant stream of information.
- The rival team's offense outpaced our defense, leading to a disappointing defeat.
- The rising cost of living has outpaced wage growth, leaving many struggling to make ends meet.
- The disease spread through the population at an alarming rate, outpacing the capacity of hospitals.
- The demand for sustainable energy solutions has outpaced the development of renewable technologies.
- The rapid evolution of AI outpaces our understanding of its potential consequences.
- The progress of medical research has outpaced our ability to apply it to patient care effectively.
- The growth of the tourism industry has outpaced the infrastructure in some popular destinations, leading to congestion.
- The proliferation of fake news and misinformation has outpaced efforts to combat it.
FAQs About the word outpaced
to surpass in speed, outdo, outrun
drove, surpassed,overtook, outran, breezed, motored, scooted, hurtled, bolted, speeded
lingered, hanged (around or out),lagged, hung (around or out), loitered, poked, dragged, shuffled,strolled, plodded
The cheetah's incredible speed outpaced the fleeing gazelle, leaving it helpless.
Technological advancements have outpaced our ability to keep up with the constant stream of information.
The rival team's offense outpaced our defense, leading to a disappointing defeat.
The rising cost of living has outpaced wage growth, leaving many struggling to make ends meet.
