Pronunciation: [səpˈast] (IPA) 
The word "surpassed" is spelled as /səˈpæst/ in IPA phonetic transcription. It begins with the "s" sound, followed by the "uh" sound, then "p" sound, and "a" sound pronounced as "æ". Next, we hear the "s" sound again, followed by the "t" sound. The final sound is "əd", pronounced as "uhd". "Surpassed" is commonly used to describe instances where someone has gone beyond an expected limit or surpassed someone's expectations.
Surpassed is a verb that refers to the action of going beyond, excelling, or outdoing something or someone in terms of quality, quantity, performance, or achievement. When something has been surpassed, it means that a certain benchmark or limit has been exceeded or exceeded by a superior or extraordinary result.
The concept of surpassing entails going above and beyond what is expected or considered average, thereby exceeding expectations or surpassing previous accomplishments. It implies the act of achieving a higher level of success, excellence, or mastery in a particular field or aspect. For example, an athlete may surpass previous records by achieving a faster time or a higher score, thus setting a new standard for others to follow.
Surpassing can take on different forms and can apply to numerous areas of life, such as academics, sports, business, and personal achievements. It suggests that someone has managed to outperform others or themselves by demonstrating exceptional skills, abilities, or achievements.
Furthermore, the notion of surpassing can also refer to one's personal growth or development. It denotes the act of transcending or overcoming obstacles, limitations, or one's own previous abilities or potential. Surpassing implies progress, improvement, and reaching new heights in pursuit of excellence or self-fulfillment. It signifies going beyond what has been done or achieved before in order to strive for greatness or distinction.
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The word "surpassed" originated from the Old French word "surpasser", which can be traced back to the Latin word "superpassare", meaning "to go beyond" or "to excel". The Latin term is a combination of "super", meaning "above" or "beyond", and "passare", which means "to go". Over time, "surpasser" evolved into the Middle French word "surpasser", and eventually became the English word "surpassed", maintaining its original meaning of going beyond or exceeding something or someone.
