outplanned

/aʊtˈplænd/
verb
  1. Past tense and past participle of outplan: to have planned better or more effectively than someone else.
    • Our team outplanned theirs and won the contract.
    • They outplanned the competition by anticipating market trends.
    • The chess champion outplanned his opponent in the final match.
adjective
  1. Having been surpassed in planning or strategy by someone else.
    • Feeling outplanned, the company revised its entire strategy.
    • The outplanned army had no choice but to retreat.
    • The outplanned candidate conceded the election gracefully.
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