1. to gain ground on or move ahead of (another vessel) while sailing
Usage: nautical; transitive or intransitive
2. to move forward or advance, especially despite obstacles or resistance
Usage: figurative

Examples

• The faster ship began to forereach on its competitors during the race.
• In the strong wind, our vessel was able to forereach the others in the fleet.
• Despite the setbacks, the team continued to forereach toward their goal.
• The company managed to forereach its rivals in the market.
• As we sailed closer to the coast, we started to forereach the slower boats ahead of us.