outtalk
/aʊtˈtɔk/
verb
- To speak more than or longer than someone else, often in a way that dominates a conversation.
- He tried to outtalk the tour guide, but the guide just kept going.
- My uncle can outtalk anyone at family dinners, telling stories for hours.
- In the debate, she managed to outtalk her opponent by presenting more points.
- To persuade or convince someone by talking more than they do.
- Don't let him outtalk you into agreeing to something you don't want.
- She outtalked the committee into approving her project with her endless enthusiasm.
- The salesperson tried to outtalk me into buying the extended warranty.