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- verb Past participle of
outdrive
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Examples
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BLITZER: New numbers on the state of the housing market are outdriven by first-timers taking advantage of government incentives.
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After you've outdriven an opponent on a day marred by swirling winds, take a club you have no intention of hitting on your approach shot and make a few practice swings.
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What had happened to the tribe outdriven from these ruins; whereto had they taken the tragic lives of which they made such cheerful comedy?
Swan Song 2004
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Woods, at 26, has outdriven the expectations of elite athletes everywhere.
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Barbara had outdriven her opponent but she topped her second.
Keineth Jane Abbott
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'Thou art in safety; turn away thy steps hence and presently we will meet thy Highness in health and weal; otherwise [FN#258] thy daughter shall be lost and thine army shall be destroyed, and thou, O Commander of the Faithful, wilt depart and return as one outdriven.
Arabian nights. English Anonymous 1855
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It positions us well to compete in a very highly competitive printer pricing environment, which is not outdriven by low industry growth.
unknown title 2011
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He's been outdriven by his younger and less celebrated team mate
Motoring 2010
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Fred Couples, on the Champions Tour despite being consistently outdriven by 50 yards.
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Fred Couples, on the Champions Tour despite being consistently outdriven by 50 yards.
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