verb
outspeak
Outspeak (verb) means to speak more forcefully or meaningfully than someone else, or to speak louder than them.
verb
1
To speak more forcefully or meaningfully than someone else, or to speak louder than them.
2
To say something openly or aloud.
3
To state or express something clearly.
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Etymology
Formed from out- and speak. It is cognate with Scots outspeak, meaning "to declare, utter, speak out", Dutch uitspreken, meaning "to pronounce, outspeak", and German aussprechen, meaning "to express, pronounce".
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What is the meaning of outspeak?
"outspeak" (verb) means to speak more forcefully or meaningfully than someone else, or to speak louder than them.
What are the different meanings of outspeak?
"outspeak" has 3 main meanings: 1. To speak more forcefully or meaningfully than someone else, or to speak louder than them; 2. To say something openly or aloud; 3. To state or express something clearly.
