outbrag (Meaning)
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outbrag (v. t.)
To surpass in bragging; hence, to make appear inferior.
Synonyms & Antonyms of outbrag
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outbrag Sentence Examples
- The boisterous politician outbragged his opponents, claiming to have the most audacious policies.
- The saleswoman's eloquence allowed her to outbrag her competitors and secure the top commission.
- The confident student outbragged his peers on his academic achievements, leaving them envious.
- The arrogant athlete outbragged his teammates, boasting about his superior athleticism.
- The rapper's fiery lyrics outbragged his adversaries, showcasing his lyrical prowess.
- The enthusiastic tour guide outbragged the others, regaling tourists with the most captivating stories.
- The activist's impassioned speech outbragged the detractors, silencing their criticisms.
- The braggadocious child outbragged his siblings, claiming to be the most fearless and skilled.
- The persuasive salesman outbragged the other salesmen, convincing customers to buy his products with his impeccable charm.
- The boastful entrepreneur outbragged his rivals, claiming to have the most innovative business ideas.
FAQs About the word outbrag
To surpass in bragging; hence, to make appear inferior.
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No antonyms found.
The boisterous politician outbragged his opponents, claiming to have the most audacious policies.
The saleswoman's eloquence allowed her to outbrag her competitors and secure the top commission.
The confident student outbragged his peers on his academic achievements, leaving them envious.
The arrogant athlete outbragged his teammates, boasting about his superior athleticism.
