Definition of outsmart - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
strategygain an advantage over someone in a clever way
- He outsmarted the guards and escaped unnoticed.
- She managed to outsmart her competitors with a brilliant idea.
- The detective outsmarted the criminal at every turn.
Origin of outsmart
English, out (beyond) + smart (clever)
Terms with outsmart included in their meaning
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intelligence
situation where cleverness is used to outsmart
strategy
outsmart someone by understanding their intentions
outsmarting
outsmart someone using intelligence
strategy
outsmart someone using cleverness or skill
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- French:déjouer, ...
- German:überlisten, ...
- Italian:ingannare, ...
- Spanish:engañar, ...
- Portuguese:enganar, ...
- Chinese:智胜, ...
- Japanese:出し抜く, ...
- Arabic:تَغَلَّبَ بِالذَّكَاءِ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַעֲרִים עַל, ...
- Russian:перехитрять, ...
- Ukrainian:перехитрити, ...
- Hindi:चतुराई से मात देना, ...
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