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outsway

outsway verb: to surpass in influence or persuasive power.

Verb

outsway (third-person singular simple present outsways, present participle outswaying, simple past and past participle outswayed)

  1. (transitive) To surpass in influence or persuasive power.
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Forms of outsway

third-person singular presentoutsways
present participleoutswaying
past participleoutswayed
pastoutswayed

Origin of outsway

From out- + sway.

Questions about outsway

What does outsway mean?
Outsway means to surpass in influence or persuasive power.
What part of speech is outsway?
Outsway is a verb.
What is the past tense of outsway?
The past tense of outsway is outswayed.

Words near outsway in the dictionary

  1. outswaps
  2. outswarm
  3. outswarmed
  4. outswarming
  5. outswarms
  6. outsway
  7. outswayed
  8. outswaying
  9. outsways
  10. outswear
  11. outswearing

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