outsail (Meaning)
Wordnet
outsail (v)
sail faster or better than
Webster
outsail (v. t.)
To excel, or to leave behind, in sailing; to sail faster than.
Synonyms & Antonyms of outsail
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outsail Sentence Examples
- The regatta boat was designed to outsail its competitors effortlessly.
- The skipper expertly adjusted the sails to outsail the gusty winds.
- With a sleek hull and optimized rigging, our sailboat had the potential to outsail the field.
- The team practiced tirelessly to improve their techniques and outsail the opposition.
- The yacht's advanced technology gave it an edge over rivals, allowing it to outsail them with ease.
- The experienced navigator used their knowledge of currents and tides to outsail the competition.
- The crew worked together seamlessly, coordinating their efforts to outsail the relentless waves.
- Despite the challenging conditions, the boat's design and skilled crew enabled them to outsail the storm.
- The underdog team surprised everyone by outmaneuvering and outsailing their more experienced opponents.
- The America's Cup competition showcases the world's best sailors who push the limits of design and innovation to outsail each other.
FAQs About the word outsail
sail faster or better thanTo excel, or to leave behind, in sailing; to sail faster than.
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The regatta boat was designed to outsail its competitors effortlessly.
The skipper expertly adjusted the sails to outsail the gusty winds.
With a sleek hull and optimized rigging, our sailboat had the potential to outsail the field.
The team practiced tirelessly to improve their techniques and outsail the opposition.
