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leapfrog
This term evokes a sense of sudden, strategic advancement. In a business or technological context, it describes a competitive maneuver where an entity avoids the slow, incremental steps taken by its predecessors to achieve a superior position instantly. It carries a connotation of agility and disruption, often implying a clever shortcut that renders previous methods obsolete.
When used as a noun, the word refers specifically to the physical game. In this sense, it is a countable noun referring to the activity or the game itself. The verb form is regular and can be used both transitively to indicate surpassing a specific rival and intransitively to describe a general leap in development.
Meanings
Examples
The startup managed to leapfrog the industry leader by introducing a revolutionary AI feature.
We can leapfrog the competition if we secure this patent first.
Some developing nations leapfrog landline technology and go straight to mobile phones.
I wonder if we can leapfrog the traditional testing phase to speed up the launch.
The children were laughing and playing leapfrog in the park.
He tried to leapfrog his way to the top of the corporate ladder without gaining experience.
The new company leapfrogged over several established brands in just two years.