How Do You Spell OUTBARGAIN?

Pronunciation: [a͡ʊtbˈɑːɡɪn] (IPA)

Outbargain (/aʊtˈbarɡɪn/) is a word that refers to the act of negotiating a better deal than someone else. Phonetically, the word is pronounced with the "ow" diphthong, as in "ouch," followed by a "t" sound and then stressed on the second syllable with the "a" sound as in "father." Finally, the word ends with the "in" sound. The spelling of the word outbargain is relatively straightforward and reflective of its pronunciation.

OUTBARGAIN Meaning and Definition

  1. Outbargain is a verb that generally refers to the act of surpassing or beating someone in a negotiation or a bargaining process, typically to secure better terms or a more desirable outcome. It involves using one's skills, strategy, or leverage in order to gain an advantage over the other party involved in the negotiation.

    In a business context, outbargaining often takes place during the process of negotiating deals, contracts, or prices. It involves employing various tactics such as presenting stronger arguments, offering more favorable terms, or seeking concessions from the other party while conceding as little as possible. Success in outbargaining requires a good understanding of the subject matter being negotiated, as well as the ability to identify the other party's weaknesses, needs, or limitations.

    Outside of business transactions, outbargaining can also occur in personal relationships or informal settings. It may involve obtaining better deals or agreements in matters such as buying/selling items, settling disputes, or even planning events. In these cases, outbargaining may be driven by personal gain, the desire to gain an upper hand, or the motivation to get the best possible outcome.

    Overall, outbargain refers to the act of negotiating effectively and skillfully in order to achieve a more favorable result or obtain a better deal, usually by surpassing the other party involved in the negotiation.

Etymology of OUTBARGAIN

The word "outbargain" is derived from two separate words: "out" and "bargain".

The word "out" has its roots in Old English and Germanic languages, where it was typically used to indicate movement away, beyond, or outside of a certain place or condition. It is related to words like "outer" and "outward".

The word "bargain" comes from the Old French word "bargaigne", which meant a business transaction or agreement. It further traces its origin back to the Late Latin word "barcania", meaning "a haggling" or "a trading".

When combined, "outbargain" refers to the act of surpassing or getting a better result in a bargain or negotiation, typically by offering a more advantageous deal or agreement.

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Conjugate verb Outbargain

CONDITIONAL

I would outbargain
you would outbargain
he/she/it would outbargain
we would outbargain
they would outbargain

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be outbargaining
you would be outbargaining
he/she/it would be outbargaining
we would be outbargaining
they would be outbargaining

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have outbargain
you would have outbargain
he/she/it would have outbargain
we would have outbargain
they would have outbargain

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been outbargaining
you would have been outbargaining
he/she/it would have been outbargaining
we would have been outbargaining
they would have been outbargaining

FUTURE

I will outbargain
you will outbargain
he/she/it will outbargain
we will outbargain
they will outbargain

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be outbargaining
you will be outbargaining
he/she/it will be outbargaining
we will be outbargaining
they will be outbargaining

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have outbargained
you will have outbargained
he/she/it will have outbargained
we will have outbargained
they will have outbargained

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been outbargaining
you will have been outbargaining
he/she/it will have been outbargaining
we will have been outbargaining
they will have been outbargaining

IMPERATIVE

you outbargain
we let´s outbargain

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to outbargain

PAST

I outbargained
you outbargained
he/she/it outbargained
we outbargained
they outbargained

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was outbargaining
you were outbargaining
he/she/it was outbargaining
we were outbargaining
they were outbargaining

PAST PARTICIPLE

outbargained

PAST PERFECT

I had outbargained
you had outbargained
he/she/it had outbargained
we had outbargained
they had outbargained

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been outbargaining
you had been outbargaining
he/she/it had been outbargaining
we had been outbargaining
they had been outbargaining

PRESENT

I outbargain
you outbargain
he/she/it outbargains
we outbargain
they outbargain

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am outbargaining
you are outbargaining
he/she/it is outbargaining
we are outbargaining
they are outbargaining

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

outbargaining

PRESENT PERFECT

I have outbargained
you have outbargained
he/she/it has outbargained
we have outbargained
they have outbargained

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been outbargaining
you have been outbargaining
he/she/it has been outbargaining
we have been outbargaining
they have been outbargaining