outthink (Meaning)

outthink

to outdo or surpass in thinking, to get the better of by thinking more quickly or adroitly than

The clever chess player outthought his opponent, anticipating every move and countering their strategies.
The investigator expertly outthought the criminal, piecing together the clues to uncover the truth.
Engineers outthought the limitations of the materials, finding innovative ways to achieve their design goals.
The scientist's brilliant mind allowed them to outthink the complex problem, leading to a breakthrough.
The strategist outthought the enemy's plans, predicting their actions and devising a countermeasure.
The financial advisor outthought the market, making wise investments that yielded excellent returns.
The aspiring musician outthought the traditional compositions, creating novel and captivating melodies.
The entrepreneur outthought the competition, identifying a niche market and developing a disruptive product.
The negotiator outthought both parties, reaching a mutually beneficial agreement that satisfied everyone's interests.
The child prodigy outthought the seasoned teacher, solving complex mathematical problems with ease.

to outdo or surpass in thinking, to get the better of by thinking more quickly or adroitly than

deceive, outmaneuver, outsmart, thwart, overcome, fool, outfox, defeat,outwit,fox

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The clever chess player outthought his opponent, anticipating every move and countering their strategies.

The investigator expertly outthought the criminal, piecing together the clues to uncover the truth.

Engineers outthought the limitations of the materials, finding innovative ways to achieve their design goals.

The scientist's brilliant mind allowed them to outthink the complex problem, leading to a breakthrough.