surpass
verbTo exceed someone or something in achievement, quality, or extent.
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Clear all filtersTo exceed someone or something in achievement, quality, or extent.
To strive to equal or surpass a model through imitation.
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So outstanding as to have no equal; also unsuitable for meaningful comparison.
Having no equal
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To move ahead of or exceed someone or something in progress, achievement, or extent.
Exceed or move ahead
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To go beyond an ordinary boundary, limit, or expectation.
Going beyond ordinary limits or surpassing usual experience.
Having no equal or close comparison in a particular respect.
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