outmaneuvering (Meaning)

outmaneuvering

to be more skillful or successful than in maneuvering, to outdo, defeat, or gain an advantage over by skillful or clever maneuvering

The nimble fighter jet effortlessly outmaneuvered its larger opponent.
The chess grandmaster outmaneuvered his challenger with a series of cunning moves.
The politician skillfully outmaneuvered his rivals to secure the nomination.
The salesperson outmaneuvered the customer by subtly guiding them towards the more expensive product.
The mountain climber outmaneuvered the treacherous terrain with confidence and grace.
The captain of the ship expertly outmaneuvered the incoming storm.
The dancer's graceful movements outmaneuvered the limitations of the small stage.
The strategist outmaneuvered the enemy general by anticipating their tactics and adjusting accordingly.
The driver outmaneuvered the reckless cyclist who swerved into their lane.
The diplomat outmaneuvered the opposing delegation by finding common ground and forging an unexpected alliance.

to be more skillful or successful than in maneuvering, to outdo, defeat, or gain an advantage over by skillful or clever maneuvering

overreaching,defeating, outwitting, outthinking, outsmarting, thwarting, overcoming, deceiving, outfoxing, fooling

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The nimble fighter jet effortlessly outmaneuvered its larger opponent.

The chess grandmaster outmaneuvered his challenger with a series of cunning moves.

The politician skillfully outmaneuvered his rivals to secure the nomination.

The salesperson outmaneuvered the customer by subtly guiding them towards the more expensive product.