outspoke
/ˈaʊtˌspoʊk/Definitions
1. verb
to speak or express oneself freely and openly, especially about a subject that is considered sensitive or taboo.
“She outspoke her colleagues by bringing up the topic of workplace harassment.”
2. verb
to surpass or excel someone in speaking or expressing oneself.
“He outspoke his opponent in the debate by delivering a powerful closing statement.”
3. noun
an act or instance of speaking freely and openly.
“The politician’s outspoke at the rally was met with applause from the crowd.”