outwait
/ˈaʊtwɛɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to remain in a place or state longer than someone or something else, usually in order to gain an advantage or achieve a goal
“She decided to outwait her opponent at the negotiation table to get a better deal.”
2. noun
the act of remaining in a place or state longer than someone or something else
“The outwait strategy proved to be effective in the business competition.”