
Outmanoeuvre
Metaphorical Use
Often used figuratively, not just for physical movement but for any situation where strategy outdoes strength.

She outmanoeuvred her colleagues for the promotion by networking wisely.
Competition Aspect
Commonly associated with contests where skill and ingenuity determine the winner, not just power.

The small company could outmanoeuvre larger businesses with its innovative approach.
Underdog Victory
Often used when someone with apparent disadvantages succeeds against someone more powerful.

Despite limited resources, the team managed to outmanoeuvre their well-funded rivals.
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