outbluffed
/aʊtˈblʌft/
verb
- Past tense of outbluff: defeated or got the better of someone by bluffing more effectively.
- She outbluffed the bully by acting fearless even though she was scared.
- He outbluffed his opponent in the final round of the card game.
- The young lawyer outbluffed the experienced prosecutor during the trial.
- Past participle of outbluff: having been defeated or deceived by a more skillful bluff.
- The team had outbluffed their rivals in the negotiation last year.
- By the end of the game, he had outbluffed everyone at the table.
- The con artist had outbluffed the police officer with a fake ID.