outstrip
/ˈaʊstriːp/Definitions
1. verb
to go beyond or exceed something, especially in speed, amount, or degree; to surpass or outdo.
“The new sports car outstripped all the others in the race.”
2. noun
the act of going beyond or exceeding something, especially in speed, amount, or degree.
“The car’s acceleration was due to its ability to outstrip the competition.”
3. verb
to render something obsolete or unnecessary by being more advanced or superior.
“New technology outstripped the need for older systems.”