outscout (Meaning)
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outscout (v. t.)
To overpower by disdain; to outface.
Synonyms & Antonyms of outscout
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outscout Sentence Examples
- The scout team was tasked with outscoring the opposing offense during practice.
- The elite special forces unit aimed to outsmarter the enemy and gain an advantage.
- The sneaky detective planned to outmaneuver the criminal by intercepting their communication.
- The politician outspoke their opponent in the debate, effectively dismantling their arguments.
- The experienced salesperson effortlessly outsold their competitors by understanding customer needs.
- The agile sprinter outpaced the other runners, leaving them trailing far behind.
- The clever strategist outsmarted the enemy commander, leading to a decisive victory.
- The resourceful team outengineered their rivals, creating a superior product with limited resources.
- The ambitious entrepreneur outcompeted their adversaries by developing innovative business strategies.
- The brilliant inventor outsmarted the competition by securing a patent for their groundbreaking technology.
FAQs About the word outscout
To overpower by disdain; to outface.
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No antonyms found.
The scout team was tasked with outscoring the opposing offense during practice.
The elite special forces unit aimed to outsmarter the enemy and gain an advantage.
The sneaky detective planned to outmaneuver the criminal by intercepting their communication.
The politician outspoke their opponent in the debate, effectively dismantling their arguments.
