outfence
/aʊtˈfɛns/
verb
- To surpass or defeat someone in the sport of fencing (sword fighting).
- He trained for years to outfence his rival in the national tournament.
- In the final match, the champion outfenced every challenger.
- She managed to outfence her opponent with a quick lunge.
- To outdo or defeat someone in a competitive or argumentative situation, using skill or strategy.
- The lawyer outfenced the prosecutor with clever cross-examination.
- In the debate, she outfenced her opponent by anticipating every counterpoint.
- He tried to outfence his critics with well-researched facts.
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