Overrun and Outrun

Overrun

Overrun verb - To go beyond the limit of.
Usage example: he must not overrun his authority as governor

Outrun and overrun are semantically related. in exceed topic. In some cases you can use "Outrun" instead a verb "Overrun".

Outrun

Outrun verb - To go beyond the limit of.
Usage example: our expenses have been outrunning our revenues for some months now
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Synonyms for Outrun

Overrun and outrun are semantically related. You can use "Overrun" instead the word "Outrun" as a verb or a noun.

Common collocations

force overrun force outrun force
thanks overrun thanks outrun thanks
type overrun type outrun type
death overrun death outrun death
Other words: water, predator, enemies.
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