outswim

[aʊtˈswɪm]

outswim Definition

to swim faster or farther than someone else.

Using outswim: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "outswim" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    She was able to outswim her competitors and win the race.

  • Example

    I can't outswim my brother, he's a much stronger swimmer than I am.

  • Example

    The shark was able to outswim the group of fish and catch its prey.

outswim Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for outswim

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Summary: outswim in Brief

'Outswim' [aʊtˈswɪm] is a verb that means to swim faster or farther than someone else. It is often used in competitive contexts, such as races or survival situations, and can be synonymous with 'outpace,' 'outrun,' 'outdo,' or 'outperform.' Examples include 'She was able to outswim her competitors and win the race,' and 'The shark was able to outswim the group of fish and catch its prey.'