1. the action of riding out ahead or beyond others

1. present participle of outride; riding faster, farther, or better than another
2. riding out or through something, especially a storm or difficult period

Examples

• The experienced rider was outriding all the competitors in the race.
• The ship was outriding the storm by staying anchored in the harbor.
• She focused on outriding the difficult economic period.
• The cavalry was outriding the enemy forces across the plains.
• His outriding of the crisis impressed the board of directors.
• The yacht spent the night outriding the rough weather at sea.