1. to have a greater range than something else, especially in terms of distance or scope
Usage: often used in military or technical contexts

Examples

• The new artillery can outrange the enemy’s weapons by several miles.
• This radio tower will outrange all others in the region.
• The missile system is designed to outrange potential threats.
• Our aircraft can outrange theirs in terms of fuel capacity.
• The telescope’s capabilities outrange those of older models.
• The sniper rifle can outrange most standard infantry weapons.