Definitions
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- v. Simple past of outdrive.
Etymologies
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Examples
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She had a great start, but she just flat outdrove a lot of the other pilots.
USA's Pac gets bronze, Canada gold-silver, in women's bobsled
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Sure enough, bombers Dustin Johnson and last week's Tour winner Gary Woodland outdrove Woods by 25 to 30 yards.
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The most impressive thing about McIlroy's game, after watching him for 36 holes, is his imperturbable rhythm—not just the rhythm of his heartbreakingly beautiful, powerful swing he outdrove Johnson and Mickelson much more than they outdrove him, but the rhythm of his routine.
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Somehow, she outdrove him for three miles, and when he finally hit her solid, she kept the car in traction and out of the air.
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Secondly, that part of Batman Begins I always found a bit of unbelieveable, when he outdrove the police department.
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Irwin consistently outdrove his opponents and hit 17 of 18 greens in regulation.
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Nicklaus outdrove Woods only when he hit driver to Woods '2-iron and then only by 10 yards.
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Strait to the Antipodes, from the Falklands to Africa, we outdrove
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Spieth, who consistently outdrove Barrett by 30 to 40 yards, had a 3-up lead going into the break for lunch.
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Couples is easily the oldest player to make the cut, but he still is a long hitter, and outdrove playing partners Steve Stricker and Luke Donald on most holes Friday.
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