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Meanings of outsmart in English

Spanish
burlar

Beat through cleverness and wit.

burlar
Catalan
enredar
Spanish
engañar

Defeat by more skillful maneuvering.

enredar
Usage of outsmart in English
1
He'll come back, sure, but to try to outsmart me next time.
King Rat
2
Or will Benjamin outsmart Nina and work out exactly what's going on?
The South African
3
The question was if he was wise enough to outsmart the Germans.
Crossings
4
Who was he to think that he could outsmart Leslie John Stephenson?
Time After Time
5
And to put it bluntly, Isabel could outsmart him at every turn.
The day the falls stood still
6
Stealth aircraft -What's cooler than a plane that can outsmart radar?
Wired
7
Whether Flipkart can outsmart Amazon over the longer term remains to be seen.
Reuters
8
In the past year, Shaddam had taken steps to outsmart his distant captors.
Paul of dune
9
When he did, the first thing he did was try to outsmart it.
Wired
10
If a cat could outsmart him, he was fair game for a teenager.
The manning grooms: bride on the loose\same time, next year
11
So the two of them try to outsmart each other with wise cracks.
The new yorker
12
I have more than enough responsibilities strategising how to outsmart COVID-19.
Jamaica Observer
13
But evolution, as it is wont to do, tried to outsmart the Reaper.
The Hyperion Cantos
14
My brain thought it was so clever, but I could still outsmart it.
Walking dead
15
Even with his fancy hi-tech brain, Franklin can't outsmart an eleven-year-old.
The Cannibals of Candyland
16
You're already wearing 19 layers of clothes in a bid to outsmart the system.
News.com.au
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Outsmart through the time
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