outwrest (Meaning)
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outwrest (v. t.)
To extort; to draw from or forth by violence.
Synonyms & Antonyms of outwrest
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outwrest Sentence Examples
- The athlete outwrested the victory from their opponent in a gripping competition.
- The government sought to outwrest control of the disputed territory from the separatists.
- The student outwrested an A grade from their demanding professor through hard work and dedication.
- The negotiator skillfully outwrested a favorable deal from the stubborn party.
- The magician outwrested a rabbit from the hat, leaving the audience in awe.
- The company outwrested market share from its rivals through innovative products and aggressive marketing.
- The detective outwrested the truth from the enigmatic suspect, solving the puzzling crime.
- The lawyer outwrested a plea deal for their client, reducing the potential sentence.
- The rebel army outwrested the oppressive regime from power, bringing freedom to the people.
- The scholar outwrested groundbreaking knowledge from ancient texts, shedding light on a forgotten era.
FAQs About the word outwrest
To extort; to draw from or forth by violence.
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No antonyms found.
The athlete outwrested the victory from their opponent in a gripping competition.
The government sought to outwrest control of the disputed territory from the separatists.
The student outwrested an A grade from their demanding professor through hard work and dedication.
The negotiator skillfully outwrested a favorable deal from the stubborn party.
