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outpacedverbpast tense of outpace to go or grow faster than (something)Population growth has continued to outpace job growth for the last several decades. The demand for the product has outpaced the company's ability to produce it. caught up, fast-forwarded, outran, outstripped, overtook, surpassedbarreled(or barrelled), belted, blasted, blazed, blew, bolted, bombed(slang), bowled, breezed, bundled, bustled, buzzed, cannonballed, careened, careered, chased, coursed, cracked (on), dashed, drove, flew, hared, hastened, hied, highballed, hotfooted (it), humped, hurled, hurried, hurtled, hustled, jetted, jumped, motored, nipped, pelted, raced, rammed, ran(also chiefly dialectical run), ripped, rocketed, rushed, rustled, scooted, scurried, scuttled, shot, sped(or speeded), stepped, tore, traveled(or travelled), trotted, whirled, whisked, zipped, zoomedbeetled, darted, flitted, scampered, scudded, scuffledstampeded, streaked, whizzedgalloped, jogged, sprintedaccelerated, quickened, stepped outarrowed, beelined dallied, dawdled, dillydallied, dragged, hung (around or out)(also hanged (around or out)), lagged, lingered, loitered, poked, tarriedambled, lumbered, plodded, sauntered, shuffled, strolleddecelerated, slowed (down or up)crawled, crept, poked |