outsmart (Meaning)

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outsmart (v)

beat through cleverness and wit

defeat by more skillful maneuvering

The underdog team managed to outsmart their opponents by employing an unexpected strategy.
The cunning fox outsmarted the hunter by leading him on a winding chase through the labyrinthine forest.
The detective outsmarted the criminal by piecing together the seemingly unconnected clues.
The politician outsmarted her rivals by using their own tactics against them.
The child outsmarted her parents by finding a way to sneak candy out of the hidden stash.
The student outsmarted the teacher by answering the question with a loophole in the rules.
The cat outsmarted the mouse by pretending to be asleep and then pouncing at the opportune moment.
The investor outsmarted the market by predicting the unexpected downturn.
The negotiator outsmarted the other party by offering a seemingly generous deal that ultimately benefited them more.
The scientist outsmarted the skeptics by conducting a well-designed experiment that proved their hypothesis.

beat through cleverness and wit, defeat by more skillful maneuvering

outmaneuver, outfox, thwart,outwit, outthink, defeat, overcome, fool, deceive, circumvent

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The underdog team managed to outsmart their opponents by employing an unexpected strategy.

The cunning fox outsmarted the hunter by leading him on a winding chase through the labyrinthine forest.

The detective outsmarted the criminal by piecing together the seemingly unconnected clues.

The politician outsmarted her rivals by using their own tactics against them.