1. to ride faster, farther, or better than someone else
2. to survive or endure something by persisting through it

Examples

• The experienced jockey was able to outride all the other competitors in the final stretch.
• She managed to outride the storm by finding shelter in a nearby barn.
• The cowboy could outride anyone on the ranch.
• They hoped to outride the economic downturn by cutting costs.
• The cavalry unit tried to outride the pursuing enemy forces.
• He learned to outride his fears through practice and determination.