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Prevear

Definition:

verb (transitive) - to surpass or excel in a particular skill or attribute

verb (intransitive) - to be in front or ahead of someone or something

noun - a person or thing that is superior or outstanding in a certain area

Examples:

Transitive Verb:

1. She prevears her peers in mathematics.
2. His athletic prowess allows him to prevear in every sport he tries.
3. They strive to prevear their competition by delivering exceptional service.

Intransitive Verb:

1. She always manages to prevear in any race she participates in.
2. The leading runner continued to prevear until the finish line.

Noun:

1. He is a true prevear in the world of culinary arts.
2. She has established herself as a prevear in the field of technology.

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