1. past tense of outride; to ride faster, farther, or better than someone else
2. past tense of outride; to survive or endure something by riding through it
Usage: often used with storms or difficult conditions

Examples

• The experienced cowboy outrode all the younger riders in the competition.
• She outrode her competitors by maintaining a steady pace throughout the race.
• The ship outrode the fierce storm by staying in deeper waters.
• They outrode the blizzard by finding shelter in a mountain cave.
• The messenger outrode his pursuers and delivered the important news.
• The cavalry outrode the enemy forces across the open plains.