outthinking (Meaning)

outthinking

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

The chess grandmaster outthought his opponent with a series of brilliant moves.
The spy managed to outthink the enemy agents by predicting their next step.
The scientist outthought his colleagues by finding an unexpected solution to the complex equation.
The strategist outthought the enemy commander, leading to a decisive victory.
The businessman outthought his competitors by identifying a niche market.
The detective outthought the criminal, uncovering the truth behind the seemingly random crime.
The poker player outthought his opponents, winning the tournament with an unlikely hand.
The negotiator outthought the other side, securing a favorable deal.
The inventor outthought the established companies, creating a revolutionary new technology.
The underdog outthought the favorite, pulling off an improbable upset.

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

thwarting, defeating, overcoming, outsmarting, fooling,outmaneuvering, outwitting, outfoxing, deceiving, frustrating

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The chess grandmaster outthought his opponent with a series of brilliant moves.

The spy managed to outthink the enemy agents by predicting their next step.

The scientist outthought his colleagues by finding an unexpected solution to the complex equation.

The strategist outthought the enemy commander, leading to a decisive victory.