outglare
/aʊtˈɡlɛr/
verb
- To stare at someone or something with a more intense or hostile look than they give; to defeat or dominate by staring.
- The two rivals tried to outglare each other across the table.
- In the staring contest, he was determined to outglare his little brother.
- She managed to outglare the bully until he looked away.
- To shine more brightly than; to outshine or overpower with light.
- Her smile seemed to outglare the flash of the camera.
- The stadium lights outglared the dim streetlamps nearby.
- The sun outglared the campfire, making it seem weak.