Outfaced - English meaning

Outfaced – definitions in English dictionary

verb
Disconcert or defeat (an opponent) by confronting them boldly.
Usage examples:
These achievements were based on outfacing militant unions
Synonims:
Stand up to Face down Cow Overawe Intimidate Browbeat Confront Beard Outstare Stare out/down Defy

Outfaced translation into English

Outfaced: translate from English into Chinese

露脸, 蔑视

Outfaced: translate from English into Dutch

Gezichtloos, Trotseren, In verlegenheid brengen

Outfaced: translate from English into French

Dépassé, Décontenancer, Dévisager, Faire face, Faire perdre contenance à, Tenir tête à

Outfaced: translate from English into German

Outfaced

Outfaced: translate from English into Hindi

बाहर की ओर, घबराना

Outfaced: translate from English into Italian

Emarginato, Far abbassare lo sguardo a

Outfaced: translate from English into Korean

얼굴을 찡그린, 노려보다

Outfaced: translate from English into Russian

Аутсайдер, Смутить пристальным взглядом, Сконфузить пристальным взглядом, Смутить дерзким взглядом, Сконфузить дерзким взглядом, Держаться вызывающе, Держаться нагло

Outfaced: translate from English into Spanish

Superado, Desafiar, Vencer

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Outfaced – similar words

outfacing

verb
Disconcert or defeat (an opponent) by confronting them boldly.
Usage examples:
These achievements were based on outfacing militant unions

Outfacing - all meanings in English

outfaces

verb
Disconcert or defeat (an opponent) by confronting them boldly.
Usage examples:
These achievements were based on outfacing militant unions

Outfaces - all meanings in English

outface

verb
Disconcert or defeat (an opponent) by confronting them boldly.
Usage examples:
These achievements were based on outfacing militant unions

Outface - all meanings in English

Outfaced synonims

beard

noun
A growth of hair on the chin and lower cheeks of a man's face.
Usage examples:
He had a black beard

verb
Boldly confront or challenge (someone formidable).
Usage examples:
He was afraid to beard the sultan himself

Beard - all meanings in English

browbeat

verb
Intimidate (someone), typically into doing something, with stern or abusive words.
Usage examples:
A witness is being browbeaten under cross-examination

verb
To ask or demand continually that someone do something
Usage examples:
He objected that mcdonald was browbeating the witness.

Browbeat - all meanings in English

confront

verb
Come face to face with (someone) with hostile or argumentative intent.
Usage examples:
He confronted the robbers as they were trying to leave

Confront - all meanings in English

cow

noun
A fully grown female animal of a domesticated breed of ox, kept to produce milk or beef.
Usage examples:
A dairy cow

verb
Cause (someone) to submit to one's wishes by intimidation.
Usage examples:
The intellectuals had been cowed into silence

noun
Female of domestic cattle

Cow - all meanings in English

defy

verb
Openly resist or refuse to obey.
Usage examples:
A woman who defies convention

Defy - all meanings in English

intimidate

verb
Frighten or overawe (someone), especially in order to make them do what one wants.
Usage examples:
The forts are designed to intimidate the population

Compel or deter by or as if by threats

Intimidate - all meanings in English

outstare

verb
Stare at (someone) for longer than they can stare back in order to intimidate or disconcert them.
Usage examples:
You look that big boy right in the eye, and you outstare him.

Outstare - all meanings in English

overawe

verb
Impress (someone) so much that they are silent or inhibited.
Usage examples:
The eleven-year-old was overawed by the atmosphere

Overawe - all meanings in English

stand up to

phrasal verb
Make a spirited defence against someone or something.
Usage examples:
Many workers are afraid to stand up to their employers

phrasal verb
Be resistant to the harmful effects of prolonged wear or use.
Usage examples:
Choose a carpet that will stand up to wear and tear

phrasal verb
To prove to be true when closely examined
Usage examples:
The evidence is weak and will not stand up in court., good research will stand up under any critici…

Stand up to - all meanings in English

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