Outdrink

Pronunciation: /aʊt.drɪŋk/

Definitions of outdrink

verb to drink more alcohol than someone else in a competition or social setting

Example Sentences

A1 I can outdrink my friend at the party.

A2 She outdrank everyone else at the bar last night.

B1 He always tries to outdrink his competitors during the drinking games.

B2 Despite her small size, she managed to outdrink all the men at the pub.

C1 The professional drinker was able to outdrink even the strongest opponents in the competition.

C2 In a test of endurance, he proved that he could outdrink anyone in the room.

Examples of outdrink in a Sentence

formal She was able to outdrink all of her colleagues at the corporate dinner.

informal I bet I can outdrink you in a beer chugging contest.

slang I heard he can outdrink anyone at the bar, he's a real pro.

figurative Her determination to succeed in the competition allowed her to outdrink her opponents in terms of effort and dedication.

Grammatical Forms of outdrink

• past tense: outdrank
• plural: outdrink
• comparative: more outdrink
• superlative: most outdrink
• present tense: outdrink
• future tense: will outdrink
• perfect tense: have outdrunk
• continuous tense: is outdrinking
• singular: outdrinks
• positive degree: outdrink
• infinitive: to outdrink
• gerund: outdrinking
• participle: outdrinking

Origin and Evolution of outdrink

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'outdrink' originated in the English language.

Evolution of the word: The term 'outdrink' has evolved from simply meaning to drink more than someone else to also encompassing the idea of drinking excessively or to an extreme degree.