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Meaning of outmarch
Wordnet
outmarch (v)
march longer distances and for a longer time than
Webster
outmarch (v. t.)
To surpass in marching; to march faster than, or so as to leave behind.
outmarch Sentence Examples
- The ancient army outmarched its adversaries by miles, leaving them exhausted and demoralized.
- The protesters' march effortlessly outmarched the meager police escort, showcasing their unwavering determination.
- In the relentless battle, the veteran troops outmarched the inexperienced recruits, proving the adage that experience triumphs.
- The hikers' pace outmarched the dwindling sunlight, forcing them to seek shelter in the gathering dusk.
- The relentless stream of refugees outmarched the available aid, leaving countless in desperate need.
- The marathon runners outmarched their competitors, crossing the finish line with triumphant grins.
- The victorious army proudly outmarched the vanquished foe through the conquered city.
- The forest fire outmarched the firefighters' valiant efforts, consuming acres of pristine wilderness.
- The ambitious sales team outmarched their rivals, consistently exceeding their targets and breaking records.
- The relentless advance of technology outmarches our ability to adapt, leaving us constantly grappling to keep pace.
FAQs About the word outmarch
march longer distances and for a longer time thanTo surpass in marching; to march faster than, or so as to leave behind.
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The ancient army outmarched its adversaries by miles, leaving them exhausted and demoralized.
The protesters' march effortlessly outmarched the meager police escort, showcasing their unwavering determination.
In the relentless battle, the veteran troops outmarched the inexperienced recruits, proving the adage that experience triumphs.
The hikers' pace outmarched the dwindling sunlight, forcing them to seek shelter in the gathering dusk.
