Definitions
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- v. To climb better or farther than.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English
- transitive v. To climb beyond; to surpass in climbing.
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- To climb beyond; surpass by or as by climbing; rise higher than; overtop.
Etymologies
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Examples
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The bottom line answer is that a fit rider will outclimb an unfit rider, regardless of which kind of bike they're on.
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I instructed him to convene the ambassadors, and I asked him to immediately put into action all of the -- all-out diplomatic authorities, all of our representations throughout the world to explain, and again, outclimb and present the loathsome activities of these Arab terrorist organizations.
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Forget that I could outrun him, outclimb him, and that I'd slept in these mountains gunless and manless other times before.
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He could outclimb, outswim, outrun, outdevil any of them; while none dared fight with him.
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He could outrun, outjump, or outclimb any man, easily.
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Because jobs and promotion opportunities are scarce, many workers are worried that someone who is more connected and available could outclimb them on the corporate ladder, says Peggy Klaus, an executive coach in Berkeley, Calif.
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That alone is good reason not to try to outrun or outclimb a bear.
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An animal that can outrun, outclimb and outwrestle an NFL linebacker seems to curry immediate respect.
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One would expect that he would outclimb Spartacus and that Spartacus would blast him on the downhill and flats. from Levi's Twitter
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"It may have developed quickly and the pilot wasn't able to outclimb it or turn."
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