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Definition of outride

outride

/ˌaʊtˈraɪd/
out · ride
Past Simple:outrode
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Past Participle:outridden
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Present Participle:outriding
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outride Lexical Profile

outride Game Scores & Validity

• verb

1

To ride faster, further, or better than another person, animal, or vehicle.

Example

"With her fresh mount, the messenger was able to outride the incoming storm and deliver the dispatch before nightfall."

2

To survive or come safely through a storm or crisis (especially of a ship at sea).

Example

"The sturdy fishing vessel managed to outride the fierce winter gale while anchored in the bay."

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• Rhymes for outride

• Nearby Words

outraise
outrank
outreach
outride
outrider
outrigger
outright

Word Origin & Etymology

From Middle English outriden, formed from the prefix out- (meaning surpassing or beyond) and ride (from Old English ridan, meaning to travel on horseback).

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Wordmom. (2026). Definition of Outride. In Wordmom Dictionary. Retrieved Nov 5, 2026, from https://wordmom.com/dictionary/outride
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