outstates

/aʊtˈsteɪts/
verb
  1. To surpass or exceed in stating; to express more forcefully or clearly than someone else.
    • The lawyer outstated the witness's claim with a stronger piece of evidence.
    • He tried to outstate everyone in the meeting by repeating his point louder.
    • In the debate, she outstated her opponent with more precise facts.
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