outstrip (Meaning)
outstrip (v)
be or do something to a greater degree
go far ahead of
outstrip (v. t.)
To go faster than; to outrun; to advance beyond; to leave behing.
Synonyms & Antonyms of outstrip
Synonyms:
- tower (over)
- win (against)
- thrash
- whip
- outrace
- outrun
- triumph (over)
- clobber
- shame
- outgun
- outcompete
- defeat
- worst
- subdue
- crush
- go one better
- outweigh
- trim
- prevail (over)
- rout
- conquer
- master
- overmatch
- trounce
- lick
- outperform
- trump
- run rings around
- one-up
- run circles around
- best
- surmount
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
outstrip Sentence Examples
- The company's sales have consistently outstripped its competitors, resulting in a dominant market share.
- The government's expenditures outstripped its revenues, leading to a substantial budget deficit.
- The hurricane's winds outstripped the predictions, causing widespread devastation.
- The demand for affordable housing far outstrips the supply, exacerbating the housing crisis.
- The city's population growth has outstripped its infrastructure capacity, straining public services.
- The Internet's speed and reliability have outstripped traditional forms of communication.
- The pace of technological advancement has outstripped our ability to adapt, creating societal challenges.
- The unemployment rate in the region has outstripped national averages, indicating economic distress.
- The hospital's emergency department is frequently outstripped by the number of patients, resulting in long wait times.
- The student's academic performance has outstripped that of their peers, earning them accolades and opportunities.
FAQs About the word outstrip
be or do something to a greater degree, go far ahead ofTo go faster than; to outrun; to advance beyond; to leave behing.
exceed, better, eclipse, surpass, outdo, beat, outdistance, outclass, transcend, outmatch
lose (to),lose (to),,
The company's sales have consistently outstripped its competitors, resulting in a dominant market share.
The government's expenditures outstripped its revenues, leading to a substantial budget deficit.
The hurricane's winds outstripped the predictions, causing widespread devastation.
The demand for affordable housing far outstrips the supply, exacerbating the housing crisis.
