outmaneuver (Meaning)

Wordnet

outmaneuver (v)

defeat by more skillful maneuvering

Webster

Alt. of Outmanoeuvre

The skilled pilot expertly outmaneuvered the enemy fighter jet, narrowly dodging its attacks.
The cunning politician outmaneuvered her rivals in the debate, leaving them flustered and without a response.
The nimble mountain goat effortlessly outmaneuvered the pursuing predator, leaping across treacherous cliffs.
The quarterback deftly outmaneuvered the defense, slipping through the line and gaining a crucial first down.
The talented chess player outmaneuvered his opponent with a series of brilliant moves, culminating in a checkmate.
The experienced hiker outmaneuvered the treacherous trail, skillfully navigating through slippery slopes and dense undergrowth.
The savvy investor outmaneuvered the market, predicting its ups and downs with astute precision.
The agile boxer outmaneuvered his heavyweight opponent, dodging punches and delivering precise counterattacks.
The cunning fox outmaneuvered the hunter, leaving no trace behind despite being pursued relentlessly.
The quick-thinking team outmaneuvered their competitors in the business deal, securing a lucrative contract for their company.

defeat by more skillful maneuveringAlt. of Outmanoeuvre

defeat, deceive, outfox, outthink, outsmart, thwart, overcome,outwit, outslick, trick

No antonyms found.

The skilled pilot expertly outmaneuvered the enemy fighter jet, narrowly dodging its attacks.

The cunning politician outmaneuvered her rivals in the debate, leaving them flustered and without a response.

The nimble mountain goat effortlessly outmaneuvered the pursuing predator, leaping across treacherous cliffs.

The quarterback deftly outmaneuvered the defense, slipping through the line and gaining a crucial first down.