Answer:
past tense: surpassed; past participle: surpassed
exceed; be greater than.
"prewar levels of production were surpassed in 1929"
Similar:
excel
be better than
be superior to
be greater than
exceed
transcend
outdo
outshine
outstrip
outclass
overshadow
put in the shade
eclipse
improve on
top
trump
cap
beat
better
outperform
be better than.
"he continued to surpass me at all games"
Similar:
excel
be better than
be superior to
be greater than
exceed
transcend
outdo
outshine
outstrip
outclass
overshadow
put in the shade
eclipse
improve on
top
trump
cap
beat
better
outperform
do or be better than ever before.
"the organist was surpassing himself"
Explanation:
means to be better