surpass
sur
sɜr
sēr
pass
ˈpæs
pās
British pronunciation
/səpˈɑːs/

Definition & Meaning of "surpass"in English

to surpass
01

to exceed in quality or achievement

Transitive: to surpass sb/sth
to surpass definition and meaning
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Examples
Her exceptional skills allowed her to surpass her competitors in the singing competition.
Through hard work and dedication, he managed to surpass expectations in his academic performance.
02

to go beyond a specific quantity or amount

Transitive: to surpass an extent or level
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The number of attendees at the event surpassed expectations, filling every seat.
Her sales figures have surpassed those of all her colleagues this quarter.
03

to move past or go beyond something, typically in terms of speed or distance

Transitive: to surpass a competitor
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She surpasses her competitors in every race she participates in.
The athlete is surpassing all previous records with each stride.
04

to exceed one's previous achievements or standards and reach a higher level of performance

Transitive: to surpass a previous achievement
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The athlete trained hard to surpass their personal best in the upcoming competition.
As an artist, her goal is to continually surpass her own artistic boundaries and create increasingly impactful work.
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