outtalk Antonyms
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Meaning of outtalk
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outtalk (v. t.)
To overpower by talking; to exceed in talking; to talk down.
outtalk Sentence Examples
- The lawyer skillfully outtalked the opposing counsel during closing arguments.
- Despite being younger, the student effortlessly outtalked the seasoned professor in a debate.
- The salesman's charisma and eloquence allowed him to outtalk even the most skeptical customer.
- The politician's glib tongue enabled him to outtalk his critics at every turn.
- The cunning diplomat outtalked the foreign ambassador into agreeing to favorable terms.
- The charismatic leader outtalked his rivals and emerged victorious in the election.
- The skilled negotiator outtalked the opposition and secured a lucrative deal.
- The witty comedian outtalked the hecklers and left the audience in stitches.
- The silver-tongued poet outtalked the other contestants and won the prestigious award.
- The passionate advocate outtalked the judge and won a favorable verdict for her client.
FAQs About the word outtalk
To overpower by talking; to exceed in talking; to talk down.
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The lawyer skillfully outtalked the opposing counsel during closing arguments.
Despite being younger, the student effortlessly outtalked the seasoned professor in a debate.
The salesman's charisma and eloquence allowed him to outtalk even the most skeptical customer.
The politician's glib tongue enabled him to outtalk his critics at every turn.
