ఫాస్ట్ లేదా బెటర్,

Verb:

అవమానపరచు,

outsail's Usage Examples:

" She had outsailed four pursuers in the 50 days she had been out and Aigle only caught her.

It could outsail normal schooners under moderate to heavy winds, but it was destroyed by.

to Speke, if the wind had been more favorable, Sunny South could have outsailed Brisk and escaped, despite Brisk having the advantage of an auxiliary.

when they engaged the Royal Navy"s 28-gun frigate Fox, which tried to outsail her American enemies.

USS Santiago de Cuba by throwing cotton overboard to lighten load and then outsailing her pursuers in the direction of Cuba.

he was unable to follow up as Brave had the wind in her favour and so outsailed Anson.

Arbuthnot"s fleet outsailed that of Destouches, reaching the Virginia Capes just ahead of Destouches.

) When it appeared that he could not outsail the French vessels, Wilson ordered his companions to form line of battle.

Even today some primitive vessels can outsail modern sailing yachts when running before the wind with their standard.

as commander of the privateer Dolphin, a 12-gun schooner renowned for outsailing its foes during the War of 1812.

van of the English fleet on the first day of the battle, 1 June, but outsailed his squadron into the midst of the Dutch, and was surrounded.

attempting to withdraw, but the cutter was unable to pick up enough wind to outsail the approaching Royal Navy vessels.

By noon, Nicholson noted that his ship seemed to "greatly outsail" the enemy and determined to utilize this advantage by moving to windward.

Synonyms:

outstrip, surmount, exceed, outdo, outperform, outgo, outmatch, surpass,

Antonyms:

income, stay in place,