Definition

To make a sound that is louder than another sound, often to dominate or overpower it.

Example

She tried to outvoice the crowd during her speech.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you hear how loud the band was last night?

Yeah, they really know how to outvoice the crowd!

It's impressive how they can outvoice everyone and still sound good.

Definitely! It makes the whole experience so much more exciting.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Outvoice → It is formed from "out-" (meaning outside or beyond) and "voice" (from Latin "vox", meaning sound or voice). The word "outvoice" means to express or speak louder than someone else, effectively projecting one's voice beyond others.

Memory Tip

Think of projecting your voice 'beyond' ('out-') what others are saying ('voice'). This helps you remember that 'outvoice' means to speak louder or more prominently than others.

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