outscare

verb

outscare

verb

Etymology From out- + scare.

1

To scare someone more than someone else.

When you think someone on your side may give in to the other side out of fear, trying to outscare the enemy might be a way to counteract this.2026 May 18 (last accessed), “Outscare the Enemy”, in TV Tropes, archived from the original on 18 Feb 2026:

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