Definition
Definition of outshouting - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
communicationRare dominating by shoutingRare
- His outshouting voice silenced the entire room.
- The coach's outshouting commands were heard across the field.
- Her outshouting tactics won the debate.
Origin of outshouting
English, out (beyond) + shout (cry loudly)
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- French:tonitruant, ...
- German:überlegen schreiend, ...
- Italian:prepotente, ...
- Spanish:dominante, ...
- Portuguese:que domina aos gritos, ...
- Chinese:占上风的, ...
- Japanese:大声で圧倒する, ...
- Arabic:غالب بالصراخ, ...
- Hebrew:קוֹלָנִי וּמִשְׁתַּלֵּט, ...
- Russian:перекрикивающий, ...
- Ukrainian:домінуючий криком, ...
- Hindi:चिल्लाकर हावी होना, ...
Definition of outshout - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
vocal competitionRare shout louder or longer than someone elseRare
- During the protest, they tried to outshout each other.
2.
attention-seekingRare gain more attention than othersRare
- The flashy performer managed to outshout all the other acts.
Origin of outshout
English, out- (beyond) + shout (to call loudly)
Examples of outshout in a sentence
The fans tried to outshout the opposing team's supporters. She tried to outshout her competitors at the debate. The singer outshouted the band during the concert.
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- French:surpasser en criant, éclipser, ...
- German:überbrüllen, übertönen, ...
- Italian:sovrastare, eclissare, ...
- Spanish:vociferar, sobresalir, ...
- Portuguese:gritar mais alto, sobressair-se, ...
- Chinese:喊倒, 吸引注意, ...
- Japanese:大声で叫ぶ, 圧倒する, ...
- Arabic:صَرَخَ أَعْلَى, تَفَوَّقَ في لفت الانتباه, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַרְעִים, לְהִתְבַּלֵּט, ...
- Russian:перекричать, привлекать внимание, ...
- Ukrainian:перекрикувати, перекричати всіх, ...
- Hindi:ज्यादा चिल्लाना, पीछे छोड़ना, ...
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