1. to have a greater range than; to exceed in range or reach
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘outrange’

Examples

• The new artillery outranges the enemy’s weapons by several miles.
• This radio outranges all previous models in the series.
• The sniper rifle outranges most standard infantry weapons.
• Her voice outranges that of most opera singers.
• The missile system outranges conventional defense capabilities.
• The telescope outranges older instruments in detecting distant objects.