outfool (Meaning)
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outfool (v. t.)
To exceed in folly.
Synonyms & Antonyms of outfool
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outfool Sentence Examples
- The cunning fox outfooled the unsuspecting rabbit with its clever disguise.
- The student effortlessly outfooled the teacher with their quick wit and well-crafted arguments.
- The salesman's charm and smooth talk outfooled even the most skeptical customers.
- The magician deftly outfooled the audience with their illusions and sleight of hand.
- The hacker's brilliance outfooled the security system with ease, granting them access to sensitive information.
- The politician's spin and empty promises outfooled the electorate, leading them to victory.
- The comedian's wit and timing outfooled the audience, leaving them in stitches.
- The detective's astute observation outfooled the criminal, exposing their hidden secrets.
- The strategist's cunning plan outfooled the enemy, resulting in a decisive victory.
- The child's innocent pranks and riddles outfooled their unsuspecting parents, bringing joy to the household.
FAQs About the word outfool
To exceed in folly.
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The cunning fox outfooled the unsuspecting rabbit with its clever disguise.
The student effortlessly outfooled the teacher with their quick wit and well-crafted arguments.
The salesman's charm and smooth talk outfooled even the most skeptical customers.
The magician deftly outfooled the audience with their illusions and sleight of hand.
