1. to defeat or get the better of someone by bluffing more convincingly or boldly than they do
Usage: transitive verb; often used in card games or competitive situations

Examples

• He outbluffed his opponent in the poker game by raising with a weak hand.
• She managed to outbluff the negotiator and secure a better deal.
• The player tried to outbluff the others at the table but was called and lost.
• In business, sometimes you have to outbluff your competitors to gain an advantage.
• He outbluffed his rival by confidently betting despite holding poor cards.