outgeneraling (Meaning)
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outgeneraling (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Outgeneral
Synonyms & Antonyms of outgeneraling
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outgeneraling Sentence Examples
- The astute general meticulously planned his maneuvers, outgeneraling his opponents and securing a resounding victory.
- Despite being outnumbered, the brilliant tactician employed cunning strategies, outgeneraling the enemy and seizing control of the battlefield.
- The skilled strategist anticipated the adversary's moves, outgeneraling them in a game of wits and securing a strategic advantage.
- The commander's superior intellect and decisive actions outgeneraled the formidable foes, leading to a decisive triumph.
- The cunning general masterfully manipulated the enemy's weaknesses, outgeneraling them and inflicting a devastating defeat.
- The resourceful leader utilized terrain and weather conditions to his advantage, outgeneraling the complacent enemy and achieving a resounding victory.
- The skilled tactician exploited the enemy's overconfidence, outgeneraling them in a series of brilliant maneuvers and securing control of the conflict.
- The wise general anticipated the adversary's strategy, outgeneraling them by deploying his forces in unexpected formations and achieving a tactical victory.
- The cunning commander kept his opponent guessing, outgeneraling them through a series of feints and diversions, ultimately leading to a decisive battle.
- The resourceful tactician used unconventional tactics to outgeneral the enemy, disorienting and outmaneuvering them to claim victory against all odds.
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The astute general meticulously planned his maneuvers, outgeneraling his opponents and securing a resounding victory.
Despite being outnumbered, the brilliant tactician employed cunning strategies, outgeneraling the enemy and seizing control of the battlefield.
The skilled strategist anticipated the adversary's moves, outgeneraling them in a game of wits and securing a strategic advantage.
The commander's superior intellect and decisive actions outgeneraled the formidable foes, leading to a decisive triumph.
