outtrade
/aʊtˈtreɪd/
verb
- To trade more successfully than someone else, especially by getting a better deal or making more profit.
- The experienced merchant managed to outtrade all his rivals at the market.
- In the negotiation, she outtraded the other party by securing a lower price.
- The company hopes to outtrade its competitors in the global market this year.
- To exchange goods or services in a way that gives one person an advantage over another.
- The clever collector outtraded the dealer by swapping a rare coin for several common ones.
- In the game, players try to outtrade each other to build the best collection.
- He tried to outtrade his friend by offering a broken toy for a new one.