outvote (redirected from outvoting)

out·vote  (out-vt)

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

Verb

[-voting, -voted] to defeat (someone) by getting more votes than him or her

Thesaurus

Verb

1.

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"

Translations

outvote [autˈvəut] vt it was outvoted (by ...) → fue rechazado en el voto (por ...)

outvote [autˈvəut] vt to outvote sb (by) → mettre qn en minorité (par);

to outvote sth (by) → rejeter qch (par)

outvote [autˈvəut] vt → überstimmen

outvote [autˈvəut] vt to outvote sb (by) → avere la maggioranza rispetto a qn (per);

to outvote sth (by) → respingere qc (per)