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out·vote

 (out-vōt′)
tr.v. out·vot·ed, out·vot·ing, out·votes
1. To outdo in voting: The county seat outvoted the smaller towns.
2. To defeat (an opponent or proposal, for example) in voting.
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outvote

(ˌaʊtˈvəʊt)
vb
(Government, Politics & Diplomacy) (tr) to defeat by a majority of votes
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out•vote

(ˌaʊtˈvoʊt)

v.t. -vot•ed, -vot•ing.
to defeat in voting.
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outvote


Past participle: outvoted
Gerund: outvoting

Imperative
outvote
outvote
Present
I outvote
you outvote
he/she/it outvotes
we outvote
you outvote
they outvote
Preterite
I outvoted
you outvoted
he/she/it outvoted
we outvoted
you outvoted
they outvoted
Present Continuous
I am outvoting
you are outvoting
he/she/it is outvoting
we are outvoting
you are outvoting
they are outvoting
Present Perfect
I have outvoted
you have outvoted
he/she/it has outvoted
we have outvoted
you have outvoted
they have outvoted
Past Continuous
I was outvoting
you were outvoting
he/she/it was outvoting
we were outvoting
you were outvoting
they were outvoting
Past Perfect
I had outvoted
you had outvoted
he/she/it had outvoted
we had outvoted
you had outvoted
they had outvoted
Future
I will outvote
you will outvote
he/she/it will outvote
we will outvote
you will outvote
they will outvote
Future Perfect
I will have outvoted
you will have outvoted
he/she/it will have outvoted
we will have outvoted
you will have outvoted
they will have outvoted
Future Continuous
I will be outvoting
you will be outvoting
he/she/it will be outvoting
we will be outvoting
you will be outvoting
they will be outvoting
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been outvoting
you have been outvoting
he/she/it has been outvoting
we have been outvoting
you have been outvoting
they have been outvoting
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been outvoting
you will have been outvoting
he/she/it will have been outvoting
we will have been outvoting
you will have been outvoting
they will have been outvoting
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been outvoting
you had been outvoting
he/she/it had been outvoting
we had been outvoting
you had been outvoting
they had been outvoting
Conditional
I would outvote
you would outvote
he/she/it would outvote
we would outvote
you would outvote
they would outvote
Past Conditional
I would have outvoted
you would have outvoted
he/she/it would have outvoted
we would have outvoted
you would have outvoted
they would have outvoted
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ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:
Verb1.outvote - defeat by a majority of votes; "The Democrats outvoted the Republicans"
vote - express one's preference for a candidate or for a measure or resolution; cast a vote; "He voted for the motion"; "None of the Democrats voted last night"
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Translations

outvote

[aʊtˈvəʊt] VT [+ proposal] → rechazar (por mayoría de votos); [+ party, person] → vencer (en la votación)
but I was outvotedpero en la votación perdí
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outvote

[ˌaʊtˈvəʊt] vtmettre en minorité
to be outvoted → être mis en minorité
to outvote a proposal by 8 votes to 6 → rejeter une proposition par 8 votes contre 6
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outvote

[ˌaʊtˈvəʊt] vt it was outvoted (by ...)fu respinto (con una maggioranza di...)
I wanted to go dancing but I was outvoted → volevo andare a ballare ma mi hanno messo in minoranza
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References in classic literature ?
To all intents and purposes Roxy was as white as anybody, but the one sixteenth of her which was black outvoted the other fifteen parts and made her a Negro.
Biedenbach, with tears in his eyes, held that Wickson must die, and was quite relieved when we outvoted him and his horrible proposition.
When the rich are outvoted, as frequently happens, it is the joint treasury of the poor which exceeds their accumulations.
Miss Giggles (deficient in sentiment) did indeed profess that she, for her part, acknowledged such homage by making faces at the golden youth; but this young lady was outvoted by an immense majority.
Hold onto it for the next annual meeting and proxy your vote; Maybe these anti-gun shareholders might be outvoted. Buying stock is not an expense, it's an investment.
In practice, if Labour won the seat, bringing them to 21 members, they could still be outvoted by a combination of 22 independents and three Conservatives.
AS a remain voter and on Chris's figures we were outvoted by 1.3 million so I failed to get my way but respect the democratic vote.
Veteran politician Anuar Abubakar (PDP-Laban) was also outvoted by neophyte Tati Ahaja (NUP) in Tawi-Tawi's vice gubernatorial race.
The outvoted Haripur District Nazim Adil Islam immediately after passage of the no confidence motion filed a petition in PHC Abbottabad bench where the court gave January 15th date for the hearing.
In the second round, only members of the outvoted minority participate under a unanimity rule to determine the financing of the public good.
But they were outvoted by eight other justices who opined that constitutional officers may be unseated outside of the impeachment process as required by the 1987 Constitution.