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*ahead (of someone or something)

farther forward than someone or something. (*Typically: be ~; get ~; keep ~; remain ~; stay ~.) I managed to get ahead of everyone else in line and get tickets for everyone. Try to stay ahead of that big truck we just passed.

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ahead
ahead of
ahead of schedule
ahead of the game
ahead of the pack
ahead of time
be ahead of the game
be ahead of the pack
be one step ahead
be streets ahead
come out ahead
dead ahead
draw ahead

full speed ahead
full steam ahead
get ahead
get ahead of oneself
Go ahead
go ahead (with
go ahead, make my day
keep one step ahead of
lie ahead of
look ahead
look ahead to
move ahead of
one jump ahead

one step ahead
press on
pull ahead
push ahead
push ahead of
put ahead
quit while one is ahead
see ahead
send ahead for
think ahead
two jumps ahead of
walk ahead of
wire ahead

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