outmove
/aʊtˈmuv/
verb
- To move faster or more effectively than someone or something else, especially in a competitive situation.
- The chess champion was able to outmove her opponent in the final match.
- To win the negotiation, you need to outmove the other side with better strategy.
- In the race, the gazelle easily outmoved the lion.
- To physically relocate or shift something to a position beyond or ahead of another object or person.
- She outmoved the box to make room for the new sofa.
- The movers had to outmove the heavy piano around the corner.
- The construction crew outmoved the debris to clear the road.
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