How Do You Spell OUTRODE?

Pronunciation: [a͡ʊtɹˈə͡ʊd] (IPA)

Outrode is a verb that means to ride faster, farther or better than someone else. It is spelled as /aʊtˈrəʊd/ in IPA phonetic transcription. The word starts with an "ou" sound, which is pronounced as the diphthong /aʊ/. The syllable "tro" is pronounced as /trəʊ/. The final syllable is "de", which is pronounced with the schwa sound /ə/. The word "outrode" can be used in a sentence such as "She outrode her friend in the race to the finish line."

OUTRODE Meaning and Definition

1. "Outrode" is a verb in the English language that means to surpass or outdistance by riding or traveling more quickly or for a longer period of time. It is derived from the combination of two root words: "out" and "rode".

   The word "out" indicates a position that is beyond, outside, or exceeding a certain boundary, while "rode" refers to the action of riding on an animal, such as a horse, or using a vehicle to travel from one place to another. When combined, "outrode" conveys the idea of going beyond or surpassing someone or something in a journey or ride.

   The term is often used in the context of horse riding or equestrian activities, but it can extend to any form of travel where one person or entity is able to go faster or for a longer distance compared to another. It implies a sense of superiority or achievement through superior speed, endurance, or skill.

   For instance, one might say, "She outrode her competitors, crossing the finish line well ahead of them," which implies that the individual not only rode faster but also displayed exceptional riding capabilities to outperform her rivals. In essence, "outrode" captures the concept of achieving victory or success by surpassing others in the realm of riding and traveling.

Common Misspellings for OUTRODE

• oustrone
• outbrede
• outmoode
• outmode
• outrade
• oustroke
• outbude
• outdade
• outrayde
• ourtrede
• outredde
• Outgrone
• ontroden
• outwods
• octroie
• octrouy
• Outmodle
• Outroem
• Outtope
• Moutmade
• Outradde
• octode
• Outrda
• Outradd
• Outbooe
• outrudge
• Outbowlde
• Outscrode

Etymology of OUTRODE

The word "outrode" is derived from the combination of two root words: "out" and "rode".

1. "Out": This word comes from the Old English word "ūt", which means "outside" or "away". It has its roots in the Proto-Germanic language, where it was pronounced as "ūt".

2. "Rode": This word comes from the Old English word "rād", which means "a riding, an expedition on horseback, or a journey". It is related to the verb "rīdan", which means "to ride". The word "rād" also has its roots in the Proto-Germanic language, where it was pronounced as "rēdan".

When these two words are combined, "outrode" is formed, which means to ride away or far away.

Similar spelling words for OUTRODE

• Woodard,
• IOTRD,
• woodyard,
• re-uttered,
• iteratee,
• IDURD,
• outward-moving,
• Ateret,
• outred,
• attired,
• etrade,
• wihtred,
• woodrat,
• Ydrad,
• yoderite,
• Iodyrite,
• iterate,
• wattret,
• ADART,
• outward-oriented,
• Whittret,
• Otterhead,
• Odorate,
• attrit,
• Eduardo,
• re-iterate,
• atreto,
• eadred,
• Attrite,
• uttered,
• outward-facing,
• atride,
• attritee,
• atrato,
• edward,
• Adhered,
• un-attired,
• outward-looking,
• odored,
• otariidae,
• otard,
• wateraid,
• Widowerhood,
• Eduard,
• Outwrite,
• ADRDAA,
• outward-developing,
• Eadward,
• adret,
• whittard,
• watered,
• whitewright,
• yttrite,
• atriate,
• Uddered,
• outright,
• outride,
• udert,
• woodwardia,
• well-watered,
• back-watered,
• outward-bound,
• Edoardo,
• Atterrate,
• whiteread,
• idared,
• widowered,
• outward,
• Adrad,
• atrout,
• uhtred,
• watered-silk,
• odoardo,
• Edwardo,
• ytterite,
• Edwarda,
• Ioduret,
• Ateroid,
• Outroot,
• Adhort,
• ADDROUT,
• itard,
• Eduarda,
• adored,
• Edouard,
• atarot,
• woodrot,
• AEDRD,
• atrata,
• Atrede,
• Woodwort,
• watered-down,
• woodward,
• waterhead,
• attard,
• Outroad,
• waterweed,
• autoroute,
• Adward,
• odorata,
• EATRADA,
• outdared,
• Eadweard,
• audiard,
• WIWTRT,
• adroit,
• ituarte,
• outredd,
• audard,
• Whitewort,
• NINCDS/ADRDA,
• Adread,
• EITIRT,
• Fresh-watered,
• UDRDA,
• autreat,
• un-uttered,
• otryad,
• Outrede.

Conjugate verb Outrode

CONDITIONAL

I would outrode

you would outrode

he/she/it would outrode

we would outrode

they would outrode

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be outriding

you would be outriding

he/she/it would be outriding

we would be outriding

they would be outriding

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have outrode

you would have outrode

he/she/it would have outrode

we would have outrode

they would have outrode

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been outriding

you would have been outriding

he/she/it would have been outriding

we would have been outriding

they would have been outriding

FUTURE

I will outride

you will outride

he/she/it will outride

we will outride

they will outride

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be outriding

you will be outriding

he/she/it will be outriding

we will be outriding

they will be outriding

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have outridden

you will have outridden

he/she/it will have outridden

we will have outridden

they will have outridden

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been outriding

you will have been outriding

he/she/it will have been outriding

we will have been outriding

they will have been outriding

IMPERATIVE

you outride

we let´s outride

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to outride

PAST

I outrode

you outrode

he/she/it outrode

we outrode

they outrode

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was outriding

you were outriding

he/she/it was outriding

we were outriding

they were outriding

PAST PARTICIPLE

outridden

PAST PERFECT

I had outridden

you had outridden

he/she/it had outridden

we had outridden

they had outridden

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been outriding

you had been outriding

he/she/it had been outriding

we had been outriding

they had been outriding

PRESENT

I outride

you outride

he/she/it outrides

we outride

they outride

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am outriding

you are outriding

he/she/it is outriding

we are outriding

they are outriding

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

outriding

PRESENT PERFECT

I have outridden

you have outridden

he/she/it has outridden

we have outridden

they have outridden

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been outriding

you have been outriding

he/she/it has been outriding

we have been outriding

they have been outriding