Definition of "outspeak" [out•speak]

• Archaic To speak better or more cogently than (another). (verb-transitive)
• To speak out. (verb-intransitive)

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• "The McCain campaign understands that McCain cannot outspeak Barack, so they want McCain to dictate how to speak to people. it seems like he is more comfortable talking to 5 or 10 people at a time, than 40,000."
• "She can outhink and outspeak Obama without a doubt."
• "Lastly, should Tiger Woods..er, Senator Obama, face McCain in the general not only will he out-debate and outspeak him."