Definitions

1. verb

to contradict or oppose what someone has said, especially to correct a false statement.

“The witness was forced to outsay the defendant’s false testimony.”

2. verb

to say or declare that something is not the case, especially in order to correct a false statement.

“The lawyer outsaid the prosecutor’s claims, stating that the evidence was flawed.”

3. noun

a statement or declaration that contradicts or opposes something previously said.

“The judge’s outsay of the prosecution’s case led to a mistrial.”