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Leapfrog (Verb)

Progress by large jumps instead of small increments.

Verbs of size, temperature change, intensifying, etc..

The company used innovative technology to leapfrog the competition and establish itself as a market leader.
The introduction of robotics allowed the manufacturing process to leapfrog traditional production methods and become significantly more efficient.
Cancer research made rapid progress after a major breakthrough that helped leapfrog years of incremental research.
The new software update will leapfrog current systems and offer faster processing speeds and better memory management.
By making significant investments in AI, the firm was able to leapfrog its competitors in terms of data analysis capabilities.

Jump across; "He leapfrogged his classmates".

Verbs of walking, flying, swimming.

The child managed to leapfrog across the small stream by finding a few suitable stepping stones.
To get ahead in his career, he leapfrogged several of his colleagues by impressing the boss with his innovative ideas.
She leapfrogged her siblings in terms of education, completing her degree before they even started university.
The young executive leapfrogged her way to the top, making her one of the youngest CEOs in the company's history.
In a stunning upset, the underdog team leapfrogged the favorites in the rankings, securing a spot in the championship finals.