outswear (Meaning)
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outswear (v. t.)
To exceed in swearing.
Synonyms & Antonyms of outswear
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outswear Sentence Examples
- The sailors engaged in a heated debate, attempting to outswear each other with vulgar language.
- The politician's opponent tried to outswear him during a heated election debate.
- The hockey players on the opposing teams got into a verbal brawl, desperately trying to outswear one another.
- The construction workers had a reputation for using foul language, but one man emerged as the undisputed champion of outswearing the rest.
- The drill sergeant screamed at the soldiers, trying to outswear them and instill discipline.
- The professor's students were astonished by his ability to outswear even the most foul-mouthed students.
- The comedians attempted to outswear each other during a stand-up battle, testing the limits of what was acceptable in comedy.
- The road rage incident escalated quickly as the drivers began to outswear each other through their open windows.
- The critics outswore each other in their reviews of the controversial film, using every expletive in their vocabulary.
- The siblings engaged in a sibling rivalry of outswearing, trying to outdo each other with inventive and offensive language.
FAQs About the word outswear
To exceed in swearing.
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No antonyms found.
The sailors engaged in a heated debate, attempting to outswear each other with vulgar language.
The politician's opponent tried to outswear him during a heated election debate.
The hockey players on the opposing teams got into a verbal brawl, desperately trying to outswear one another.
The construction workers had a reputation for using foul language, but one man emerged as the undisputed champion of outswearing the rest.
