1. past tense and past participle of outspeed; to go faster than; to exceed in speed
Usage: transitive verb; less common than 'outpaced' or 'outran'

Examples

• The new sports car outspeeded all the competitors on the track.
• She outspeeded her rivals in the final lap of the race.
• The jet outspeeded the helicopter by a significant margin.
• He outspeeded the other runners and won the sprint.
• The cheetah outspeeded the gazelle across the savanna.