outsit Antonyms
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Meaning of outsit
Webster
outsit (v. t.)
To remain sitting, or in session, longer than, or beyond the time of; to outstay.
outsit Sentence Examples
- The determined camper planned to outsit the impending storm in his sturdy tent.
- The patient bird outsits its prey, waiting for the perfect moment to strike.
- The students were determined to outsit the long lecture to prove their endurance.
- The protesters planned to outsit the authorities, hoping to gain attention for their cause.
- The anxious coach paced the sidelines, unable to outsit the tense game.
- The fearless soldier outsits the enemy's onslaught, holding his position with unwavering determination.
- The curious child outsits their parents, eager to explore the world around them.
- The cautious athlete outsits the competition, conserving energy to make a final push.
- The resilient homeowner outsits the harsh financial crisis, refusing to lose their home.
- The determined hiker outsits the treacherous weather conditions, reaching the summit of the mountain.
FAQs About the word outsit
To remain sitting, or in session, longer than, or beyond the time of; to outstay.
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The determined camper planned to outsit the impending storm in his sturdy tent.
The patient bird outsits its prey, waiting for the perfect moment to strike.
The students were determined to outsit the long lecture to prove their endurance.
The protesters planned to outsit the authorities, hoping to gain attention for their cause.
