outsweep
/ˈaʊtswiːp/Definitions
1. noun
the act of moving or extending something outwards, especially the branches or limbs of a tree.
“The gardener carefully surveyed the damage caused by the recent storm’s outsweep.”
2. verb
to move or extend something outwards, especially the branches or limbs of a tree.
“The tree’s roots outsweep the entire garden, threatening to damage the fence.”