outtalk

UK
/aʊtˈtɔːk/
US
/aʊtˈtɑk/

Translations

outtalkverb
outtalked
Past Simple
outtalked
Past Participle
outtalking
Gerund
UK
/aʊtˈtɔːk/
US
/aʊtˈtɑk/
dominerpar la parole, dans une discussion ou un débat
During the debate, she managed to outtalk her opponent, leaving him with little chance to present his arguments.
Pendant le débat, elle a réussi à dominer son adversaire par la parole, lui laissant peu de chances de présenter ses arguments.
Additional translations
surclasseremploi soutenu ou littéraire, par la force de l'argumentation

Definitions

outtalkverb
To talk more or longer than someone else, often in order to dominate a conversation.
During the debate, she managed to outtalk her opponent, leaving him with little chance to present his arguments.
To overcome or defeat (someone or something) through superior talking or argumentation.
The mayor tried to dodge the issue, but the journalist outtalked her and demanded a direct answer.