The meaning of Outwit

Outwit – definition

verb
Deceive by greater ingenuity.
Usage examples:
Ray had outwitted many an opponent
Synonims:
Outsmart Out-think Outmanoeuvre Outplay Be cleverer than Steal a march on Trick Gull Make a fool of Get the better of Outfox Pull a fast one on Put one over on Run/make rings round Outjockey

Outwit translation into English

Outwit: translate from English into Chinese

智胜, 瞒骗

Outwit: translate from English into Dutch

Te slim af, Verschalken, Te slim af zijn

Outwit: translate from English into French

Déjouer, Se montrer plus malin, Dépister, Semer, Talonner

Outwit: translate from English into German

Überlisten, Austricksen

Outwit: translate from English into Hindi

चतुरता में मात देना, चतुराई में मात देना

Outwit: translate from English into Italian

Furbo, Superare in astuzia, Superare in ingegno

Outwit: translate from English into Korean

바보, ...의 의표를 찌르다

Outwit: translate from English into Russian

Перехитрить, Провести

Outwit: translate from English into Spanish

Burlar, Ser más listo que

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Outwit – similar words

outwitted

verb
Deceive by greater ingenuity.
Usage examples:
Ray had outwitted many an opponent

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outwits

verb
Deceive by greater ingenuity.
Usage examples:
Ray had outwitted many an opponent

verb
To obtain an advantage over someone by being more intelligent; to outsmart
Usage examples:
It is impossible to negotiate if one side feels that the other side is trying to outwit them.

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Outwit synonims

gull

noun
A long-winged web-footed seabird with a raucous call, typically having white plumage with a grey or black mantle.
Usage examples:
I could go on and on about the many herons, egrets, gulls, terns, and various and sundry other spec…

verb
Fool or deceive (someone).
Usage examples:
He had been gulled into believing that the documents were authentic

noun
A person who is fooled or deceived.
Usage examples:
The title of this piece might seem to be no more than a comment on the ease with which the flats, m…

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out-think

phrasal verb
To consider all the possible details of something
Usage examples:
Their strategy for handling the deal was very carefully thought out.

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outfox

verb
Defeat (someone) by being more clever or cunning than them.
Usage examples:
Holmes outfoxed criminals from the comfort of his armchair

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outjockey

verb
Outwit by deception.
Usage examples:
We contented ourselves with watching them outjockey each other

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outmanoeuvre

verb
Evade (an opponent) by moving faster or with greater agility.
Usage examples:
The yf-22 can outmanoeuvre any fighter flying today

verb
To get an advantage over other people or companies, often by doing something that is clever or slightly dishonest
Usage examples:
By forming an alliance the two firms succeeded in outmaneuvering the market leader., be outmanoeuvr…

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outplay

verb
Play better than.
Usage examples:
We were absolutely and totally outplayed

verb
To play better than another person or team

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outsmart

verb
Defeat or get the better of (someone) by being clever or cunning.
Usage examples:
The hero is invariably outsmarted by the heroine

verb
To obtain an advantage over someone by using your intelligence and often by using a trick; to outwit
Usage examples:
You think you can outsmart me?

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trick

noun
A cunning act or scheme intended to deceive or outwit someone.
Usage examples:
He's a double-dealer capable of any mean trick

verb
Cunningly deceive or outwit.
Usage examples:
Many people have been tricked by villains with false identity cards

adjective
Intended or used to deceive or mystify, or to create an illusion.
Usage examples:
A trick question

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