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Definition of outsail in English: outsailverb aʊtˈseɪl [with object]Sail better or faster than (a competitor) they will vie with several other contenders for the honour of outsailing the holders Example sentencesExamples - But you can tell he is relishing the idea of beating the odds once again, of working his magic to outsail the most determined big-money assault the Cup has ever seen.
- In brief, Effingham and Drake outsailed and outgunned their opponents.
- The United States held it for many years, but seems to have lost its touch and last year Switzerland outsailed New Zealand in the finals to be the current holder.
- He really felt, right now as he looked at her, that he'd outsailed her and needed another challenge, and anyway, lately he'd been wanting to do more cruising.
- Having proven herself as a fast and seaworthy vessel, Fame was able to outsail and capture vessels many times her size.
- The captain assured her that the ship was good and sturdy and could outsail any storm they ran across, the Bluedrown Sea constantly being relatively peaceful.
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