outbullying
/aʊtˈbʊliɪŋ/
noun
- The act of dominating or intimidating someone more effectively than they do to you.
- Some people think outbullying is the only way to get ahead in business, but it often backfires.
- Outbullying is not a healthy way to resolve conflicts at school.
- The coach warned the players that outbullying the other team would lead to penalties.
verb
- Present participle of outbully; the ongoing action of dominating or intimidating someone more effectively.
- He was outbullying his rival by constantly interrupting him during the meeting.
- The older kids were outbullying the younger ones until a teacher stepped in.
- She kept outbullying her opponent with sharp remarks and a loud voice.