outtalk in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

OUTTALK (verb): To speak more than or dominate the conversation over others, often to the point of silencing dissent or opposition.

She managed to outtalk everyone at the debate, leaving no room for dissent.
His ability to outtalk his opponents often secured him the spotlight during discussions.
In a room full of chatter, she effortlessly outtalked the competition with her articulate arguments.
To win the negotiation, he had to outtalk his peers while remaining respectful and composed.
Even when he was nervous, his passion allowed him to outtalk those who were more experienced.