Verb:

(साथ होकर) आगे निकल जाना, अन्य यान से आगे निकलना, ओवरटेक,

overtake's Usage Examples:

Their physiological activities gradually fail owing to the constructive processes having become so exhausted from long use that the destructive ones are able to overtake them.

I long to share my secret with the one I so love, but then fear and doubt overtake me before the words will leave my lips.

Pierre got up and, having told them to harness and overtake him, went on foot through the town.

From the law of angular motion of the latter its radius vector will run ahead of PQ near A, PQ will overtake and pass it at apocentre, and the two will again coincide at pericentre when the revolution is completed.

To lack such care and tendance was - along with want of regular burial - the most dreadful fate that could overtake an ancient; and a Roman, like a Hindu, in case he was childless, adopted a male child whose duty it would be, as if his own son, to continue after his death the family rites or sacra.

ardour were unable to overtake the amount of study necessary for this task.

If from habit and tradition he respects a stranger within his threshold, he yet considers it legitimate to warn a neighbour of the prey that is afoot, or even to overtake and plunder his guest after he has quitted his roof.

Convinced of being divinely inspired, he had begun to see visions, and discovered in the Apocalypse symbols of the heavenly vengeance about to overtake this sin-laden people.

Let the noon find thee by other lakes, and the night overtake thee everywhere at home.

With the bridges open, the threat she'd foreseen was going to overtake the human world.

Synonyms:

compete, catch up with, vie, catch, contend,

Antonyms:

bore, begin, add, switch on, be born,