0 present participle of outdistance
1 to be faster in a race than other competitors, or (more generally) to be much better than someone:
Therefore, it is not surprising that some people, including some trade unionists of standing, have asked whether we are outdistancing prices and production.
Still received over 38 percent of the votes, far outdistancing all others in consideration.
It would require only a few years for the federal income tax to become the chief source of income for the government, far outdistancing tariff revenues.
