verb
- surpassed or defeated in reasoning or argument; presented a stronger logical case than
Usage: past tense and past participle of 'outreason'; formal or literary usage
Examples
- She outreasoned her opponent in the debate with careful logic and evidence.
- The lawyer outreasoned the prosecution's weak argument.
- He felt outreasoned when she calmly explained the flaws in his theory.
- The philosopher outreasoned his critics by exposing contradictions in their positions.
- Despite his confidence, he was outreasoned by her superior understanding of the subject.