1. to speak more boldly, loudly, or effectively than someone else
Usage: archaic or literary
2. to speak out boldly or frankly
Usage: archaic or literary

Examples

• The young lawyer managed to outspeak his more experienced opponent in court.
• She would outspeak anyone who challenged her beliefs.
• He felt compelled to outspeak against the injustice he witnessed.
• The activist chose to outspeak rather than remain silent.
• In the debate, she tried to outspeak her rival with passionate arguments.
• The poet’s words seemed to outspeak the very emotions of his audience.