凌りょう駕が

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凌駕する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Formal, often used in writing to describe one thing exceeding another in quality, ability, or scale. Commonly used as a する-verb.

〈物もの〉を凌りょう駕がするto surpass/outdo something
この新あたらしい技ぎ術じゅつは従じゅう来らいの技ぎ術じゅつを凌りょう駕がする。
This new technology surpasses the conventional technology.
〈数かず〉を凌りょう駕がするto exceed a figure or expectation by a wide margin
今こん年ねんの売うり上あげは予よ想そうをはるかに凌りょう駕がした。
This year's sales far exceeded expectations.

越こえるN3
超える is a common, everyday verb for exceeding a limit or standard, while 凌駕 is formal and stresses decisive overall superiority.
上うわ回まわるN2
上回る is a neutral, often numerical term for exceeding a figure or expectation, whereas 凌駕 is more literary and emphasizes overwhelming superiority in quality or ability.
勝まさるN1
勝る means to be better in a particular respect, while 凌駕 implies a more sweeping, comprehensive surpassing.
追おい抜ぬくN1
凌駕する is a formal, written word for surpassing someone in ability or achievement, while 追い抜く is more everyday and can also describe physically passing someone.
超ちょう越えつN1
凌駕 means to surpass or outdo something, often in a competitive sense, while 超越 is more philosophical and refers to rising above categories rather than rivals.

劣おとるN2
劣る means to be inferior to something, the direct opposite of 凌駕's meaning of decisively surpassing it.

凌りょう駕がUsage97%
Standard kanji spelling.
陵りょう駕がUsage3%
rarely-used kanji form
Rarely used kanji form; 凌駕 is strongly preferred.

Composed of 凌 (to endure, surpass) and 駕 (to drive, ride). The combination conveys the idea of riding over or surpassing something.