Surpass

What do we mean by surpass?

To do more than or be superior to: synonym: excel. transitive verb

To be beyond the limit, powers, or capacity of; transcend. transitive verb

To be greater than, as in degree or quality; exceed. transitive verb

(surpass oneself) To do the best that one ever has done at a given activity. idiom

To exceed; excel; go beyond in any way or respect.

To go beyond or past; exceed; overrun.

Synonyms To outdo, outstrip, outrun, transcend, overtop, beat.

To go beyond in anything good or bad; to exceed; to excel. transitive verb

To go beyond, especially in a metaphoric or technical manner; to exceed. verb

Distinguish oneself verb

Be greater in scope or size than some standard verb

Be or do something to a greater degree verb

Move past verb

To go beyond, especially in a metaphoric or technical manner; to exceed.

Overtake, overtook, beat, go-past, overhaul Urban Dictionary

To go beyond in anything good or bad; to perform an activity better than expected. Urban Dictionary

The philosophical theory that for humans to advance and truly change for the better they must exceed the idea of God and become their own versions of Gods and Goddesses. And that humans can’t wait for a Deity to change things they must rise up and do these things for themselves. Urban Dictionary

Having the passion to surpass someone Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to surpass:
surpass, surtass.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word surpass:
threshold, tallest, earnings, surpassed, rushing, expectations, limitations, yards, mark, height, assists, barrier, gross, billion, record, sales, achievements, ratings, million, abilities, jump, predecessor, consecutive, victories, limit, margin, rival, anything, popularity, previous, conventional, points.

Words that rhyme with surpass:
grass, pass, glass, class, mass, ass, gas, last, bass, crass, brass, alas, impasse, morass, bypass, harass, sass, masse, trespass, amass, jackass, sassafras, lass, en masse, gras, sas, chasse, wrasse, frass, ras, das, tass, bluegrass, cas, overpass, tasse, strass, repass, smartass, hourglass, casque, fiberglass, alsace, kvass, plexiglass, cass, looking glass, underpass, basse, fass, landmass, plexiglas, rasse, foie gras, outclass, sea bass, mardi gras, eyeglass, spyglass, blass, working class, eelgrass, bras, underclass, trass, cut glass, yass, first class, brasse, law of conservation of mass, lasse, contrasts, middle class, watch glass, sasse, rock bass, water glass, snodgrass, field glass, ruling class, couch grass, hall pass, glas, panic grass, hass, stained glass, upper class, vass, middle-class, nass, sunglass, plas, ideal gas, drinking glass, word class, inert gas, pate de foie gras, casse, shot glass, coronary bypass.

Adjectives that are often used to describe surpass:
few, worth, less, possible, latter, whiteness, red, former, gifted, individual, day, general, rarest, irish, ours, best, ruder, equal, present, universal, hysteric, unknown.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective surpass:
anything, range.

Consonant match to surpass:
cippus, seapiece, cepphus, sea purse, sea puss, sea-purse, sea-puss, sea piece, see peace.

Words that sound like surpass:
surpass, surpassed, serps, surbase, cerps, space, spice, spouse, spaz, surplus, spazz, cerise, serous, seabass, sourpuss, sea bass, surplice, speece, spece, spis, ceris, spos, spiss, cpus, spus, cirrhus, speiss, sub bass, sirpa, earpiece, sass, spies, sips, sas, serbia, spas, cirlce, seeps, spats, saps, slurps, spash, spose, spatz, serbs, ceps, sops, cips, serp, seps, strass, serpe, searfoss, scearce, spath, cerse, sps, spathe, sipes, spees, spise, sarees, sasse, spes, sepoys, speas, stirpes, circs, cpas, spts, cirp, sperse, spays, cpos, cbus, sirts, spax, sipos, spacs, cerp, sirp, serpens, stirps, cirse, spiess, septs, cebus, sericeous, serpet, spaes, sorbus, spss, cirques, psps, sbus, ciris, searce, spasso, speese, sea purse.