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Meanings of outwit in English
Usage of outwit in English
1
A simple focus to outwit and ultimately oust British rule from Ireland.
2
Each new 'joint' is a game, a game to outwit the authorities.
3
She needed the courage to continue to outwit whoever was after her.
4
You build a solution and every day you have to outwit them.
5
But in that time I can prepare for them and outwit them.
6
He seemed to be afraid we would in some way outwit him.
7
A plan to confuse and outwit the swindler occurred to our hero.
8
The canny invisible hand can outwit the dead hand of corrupt bureaucracy.
9
It will be a fine thing to outwit this uncle of yours.
10
But we will try and outwit them before we suffer much damage.
11
But when you came there was no effort made to outwit you.
12
We could outride the Turks, outwit them, outfight them, and outdare them.
13
Also, I am a man whom he could easily hoodwink and outwit.
14
There was, then, a double diplomacy, each striving to outwit the other.
15
Drunk as he was, he could not even hope to outwit him.
16
Now, we'll see if Shanley and I can't outwit Mr. John Garwell.
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Outwit across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common