1. to remain seated longer than someone else
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘outsit’
2. to endure or wait longer than another person by remaining in place
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘outsit’

Examples

• She always outsits everyone else at the poker table.
• The patient customer outsits the impatient ones and gets better service.
• He outsits his competitors during long business meetings.
• The determined student outsits others in the library every night.
• She outsits her siblings when they argue over who gets the remote.
• The veteran politician outsits younger rivals in lengthy debates.