outmanoeuvre

/ˌaʊtməˈnuːvər/
verb
  1. To move or act more cleverly or skillfully than an opponent, especially in a competitive situation.
    • The politician outmanoeuvred his rivals to win the nomination.
    • In the chess tournament, she outmanoeuvred her opponent with a surprise move.
    • The general outmanoeuvred the enemy army by attacking from the rear.
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