1. to remain seated longer than someone else
Usage: transitive
2. to endure or wait through something by remaining in place
Usage: transitive

Examples

• She decided to outsit her opponent in the negotiation.
• The protesters planned to outsit the police until their demands were met.
• He tried to outsit the storm in his car.
• The patient customer managed to outsit the long line at the bank.
• They hoped to outsit their competitors in the bidding process.
• The students attempted to outsit the boring lecture.