1. to bargain more skillfully or effectively than someone else; to negotiate better terms in a deal
Usage: present participle or gerund form of 'outbargain'

1. the act or process of bargaining more skillfully than another party
Usage: gerund noun form

Examples

• She was skilled at outbargaining vendors at the market.
• The experienced trader succeeded in outbargaining his competitors for the best prices.
• By doing thorough research, he managed outbargaining the seller and got a much lower price.
• Outbargaining requires patience, knowledge, and strong negotiation skills.
• They were outbargaining each other over the terms of the contract all afternoon.