outhunt

/aʊtˈhʌnt/
verb
  1. To hunt more effectively or successfully than someone else; to surpass in hunting skill or results.
    • In the survival competition, the goal was to outhunt your rivals and bring back the most game.
    • The experienced tracker could outhunt anyone in the forest.
    • The young wolf learned to outhunt its siblings by stalking prey more quietly.
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