Definition

To kick further than something or someone, often used in sports contexts.

Example

The player managed to outkick his opponent during the game.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you see that last play? He really managed to outkick everyone on the field.

Yeah, it was impressive! I didn't think he had that much power.

I know, right? He always surprises us when he outkick his opponents.

For sure! It's always exciting to watch someone go beyond expectations.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Outkick → It is formed from "out-" (meaning outside or beyond) and "kick" (from Old English "cyc", meaning to strike or hit with the foot). The word "outkick" means to kick something beyond a certain point or to surpass in kicking ability.

Memory Tip

Think of kicking something 'beyond' ('out-') a certain point — that's what outkick means.

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