1. to stare at someone longer or more intensely than they stare back, typically until they look away
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘outstare’

Examples

• She always outstares her opponents during negotiations.
• The cat outstares the dog until it retreats.
• He outstares anyone who challenges his authority.
• The teacher outstares the disruptive student into silence.
• She outstares her reflection in the mirror each morning.
• The hawk outstares its prey before swooping down.