Outride

Part of speech: verb

Pronunciation: /ˈaʊtɹaɪd/

Definitions

1. To exceed others in riding speed or skill during a competition while also indicating a superior performance beyond typical standards
2. One may surpass competitors in a race by demonstrating greater riding ability and enhanced speed
3. To travel faster or farther than others on horseback or a vehicle

Etymology: "Outride" is a plain formation: the prefix "out-" attached to "ride," with the sense of surpassing someone in the saddle or on wheels. The prefix descends from Old English "ūt," meaning "outside" or "away from," which also gave modern English "out" and reaches back to a Proto-Germanic root. "Ride" comes from Old English "rīdan," and the two parts combine to mean riding beyond or past others.

Synonyms: outpace, outperform, surpass, outstrip, exceed

Antonyms: fall behind, lag, lose, be defeated, underperform