1. past tense of outstride; to walk with longer or faster steps than someone else, thereby surpassing them
Usage: archaic or literary

Examples

• The tall hiker outstrode his companions on the mountain trail.
• She outstrode the other walkers with her long, confident gait.
• The soldier outstrode his unit during the march.
• He outstrode everyone else heading to the meeting.
• The athlete outstrode her competitors in the walking race.