outwind in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

OUTWIND (verb): To surpass or exceed in speed, energy, or performance, particularly in relation to others.

The kite soared high as the wind began to outwind its competitors in the sky.
As the marathon progressed, she felt her energy outwind as the crowd cheered her on.
The ship navigated expertly, using the ocean currents to outwind the incoming storm.
In the heated debate, his arguments seemed to outwind those of his opponents effortlessly.
The new technology was designed to outwind traditional methods, improving efficiency significantly.