1. to walk or run with longer steps than someone else, thereby moving faster or getting ahead
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘outstride’

Examples

• The tall runner easily outstrides his shorter competitors.
• She outstrides everyone on the hiking trail with her long legs.
• The horse outstrides the others in the final stretch.
• He outstrides his walking partner without even trying.
• The athlete outstrides the field in the 400-meter race.
• Despite her age, she still outstrides most younger walkers.