Outwit

usgb/ˌaʊtˈwɪt/
verb

To get the better of someone by being clever or cunning.

She managed to outwit the hunter by hiding in the forest.
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  • outwit an opponent
  • outwit in a game
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Strategic Thinking

Outwit involves planning and strategy, often in competitive scenarios.

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During the chess match, Tanya outwitted her opponent with a surprise move.
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Clever Trickery

Using intelligence to deceive or surprise someone.

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The general outwitted the enemy with a clever feint.
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Mental Superiority

Implies being smarter than someone else.

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She outwitted her classmates in the debate competition.
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