1. past tense of outmarch: to march faster or farther than another person or group
Usage: military context

Examples

• The elite regiment outmarched the enemy forces and reached the strategic position first.
• Despite carrying heavy equipment, our unit outmarched the competition during training exercises.
• The experienced hikers outmarched the beginners on the mountain trail.
• Napoleon’s army outmarched their opponents across the European countryside.
• The marathon runner outmarched her competitors in the final miles.
• The scouts outmarched the main army to gather intelligence ahead.