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to outsmart
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surpasser, déjouer
to use skill and cunning to gain an advantage over someone, defeating or surpassing them through intelligence
Transitive: to outsmart sb/sth
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The detective had to outsmart the cunning criminal, anticipating their moves to solve the complex case.
During the negotiation, she skillfully outsmarted her competitors, securing the deal with favorable terms for her company.
The quick-witted student was able to outsmart the tricky exam questions, showcasing a deep understanding of the material.
In the chess match, the young prodigy managed to outsmart his experienced opponent, employing a brilliant strategy to secure victory.
The spy relied on her ability to outsmart the enemy, using clever tactics to gather critical information without detection.
