outvillain Antonyms
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Meaning of outvillain
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outvillain (v. t.)
To exceed in villainy.
outvillain Sentence Examples
- The cunning spy skillfully outvillained his enemies by manipulating their emotions and turning them against each other.
- The villainous mastermind plotted to outvillain his nemesis, orchestrating an elaborate scheme to destroy his reputation.
- The hero's unwavering determination to do good outvillained the villain's evil plans, exposing his sinister intentions.
- The young detective's keen intellect allowed him to outvillain the notorious criminal, solving the seemingly impossible case.
- Driven by a thirst for revenge, the victim swore to outvillain her tormentor, using every means necessary to expose their true nature.
- The charismatic salesperson's persuasive abilities enabled him to outvillain his competitors, securing the most lucrative contracts.
- The cunning politician outvillained his rivals in the election, exploiting their weaknesses and swaying public opinion in his favor.
- The treacherous sorcerer summoned ancient powers to outvillain his enemies, granting him unimaginable strength and dominion.
- The vengeful ghost sought to outvillain the living, haunting their dreams and causing them torment beyond measure.
- In a twisted game of deceit, the double agent outvillained both sides, revealing their secrets and causing widespread chaos.
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To exceed in villainy.
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The cunning spy skillfully outvillained his enemies by manipulating their emotions and turning them against each other.
The villainous mastermind plotted to outvillain his nemesis, orchestrating an elaborate scheme to destroy his reputation.
The hero's unwavering determination to do good outvillained the villain's evil plans, exposing his sinister intentions.
The young detective's keen intellect allowed him to outvillain the notorious criminal, solving the seemingly impossible case.
