0 past simple and past participle of outvote
As you will have seen, those who sometimes regard themselves as such are subsequently outvoted here in plenary.
There is no question of majority voting or of people being outvoted or disgruntled —it is something to which we all set our hands.
This also means that it cannot be outvoted by others.
It will be the driver's word against the passenger's—and, if there is more than one passenger, the driver will be outvoted.
At the same time, however, he stated to me that he had been outvoted by his colleagues.
There may be times when they hold one view, the pressing of which, they realise, would mean merely their being outvoted.
He cannot do so because he is creating his own precedent, in which those taking the risk in terms of equity capital can be outvoted.
In a democracy with universal suffrage they can, of course, always be outvoted.
