1. to move faster than someone or something else
Usage: past tense and past participle of outpace
2. to exceed or surpass in development, progress, or achievement
Usage: past tense and past participle of outpace

Examples

• The younger runner outpaced his competitors in the final stretch.
• Technology has outpaced our ability to regulate it effectively.
• Economic growth outpaced inflation last quarter.
• She quickly outpaced her classmates in mathematics.
• The startup outpaced established companies in innovation.
• Population growth has outpaced housing development in the city.
• The cheetah easily outpaced the gazelle across the savanna.