Synonyms for outpace
ˌaʊtˈpeɪsout·pace

Princeton's WordNet

1. outpaceverb

   surpass in speed

   "Malthus believed that population increase would outpace increases in the means of subsistence"

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1. List of paraphrases for "outpace":

   exceed

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1. Joe Ottaviano:

   SEWIP is the Navy’s continued push to keep electronic warfare excellence ahead of the threat. It is an incremental set of upgrades to the SLQ-32 which was designed in the late 70s and deployed in the 80s. It gives the Navy the ability to upgrade and outpace the threat. It provides the ability to quickly upgrade processing as new threats come online and become more complex without overhauling the antenna.

2. David Kelly:

   As the economy stabilizes and settles into what we believe should be a slow-growth, low-inflation and low-to-moderate interest rate environment, profits should recover and likely outpace economic growth overall.

3. Jim Paulsen:

   The underlying reality is that the fundamentals of the U.S. economy remain remarkably okay and earnings continue to outpace people's worst fears.

4. Robert Gardner:

   Inflation has continued to outpace wage growth, and mortgage rates remain significantly higher than the lows recorded in 2021, even though consumer sentiment has improved in recent months, it is still languishing at levels prevailing during the depths of the financial crisis.

5. Chen Jiyao:

   The growth in product supplies will far outpace the expected demand growth of transportation fuels, adding pressure to already weak regional cracks.