Definition Conjugation
Definition of outface - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
confrontationRare disconcert someone with a direct confrontationRare
- She managed to outface her opponent in the debate.
2.
staringRare overcome by staring or presenceRare
- The teacher could outface any unruly student with a look.
Origin of outface
English, out (beyond) + face (confront)
Examples of outface in a sentence
The lawyer outfaced the witness during cross-examination. She could outface any opponent with her confidence. He tried to outface the challenge with sheer determination.
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- French:intimider, dominer, ...
- German:überwältigen, übertrumpfen, ...
- Italian:sopraffare, intimorire, ...
- Spanish:enfrentar, amedrentar, ...
- Portuguese:enfrentar, enfrentar com o olhar, ...
- Chinese:镇住, ...
- Japanese:圧倒する, にらみつけて圧倒する, ...
- Arabic:واجَهَ, تَغَلَّبَ بِالنَّظَرِ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַבִּיךְ, לְהַבִּיס בְּנֻכְחוּת, ...
- Russian:сбивать с толку, пересиливать, ...
- Ukrainian:збентежити, перемогти поглядом, ...
- Hindi:सामना करना, काबू पाना, ...
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