1. to surpass or exceed in boldness, impudence, or shamelessness; to be more brazen than
Usage: transitive verb; literary or formal

Examples

• She outbrazened her critics by continuing to speak her mind despite their objections.
• He tried to outbrazen the accusation with a confident smile and denial.
• The defendant's lawyer attempted to outbrazen the prosecution's evidence with bold counterarguments.
• No amount of bluffing could outbrazen the truth that was already known.
• She outbrazened her rival by walking into the room as if she owned it.