outthink

/aʊtˈθɪŋk/
verb
  1. To think more quickly, cleverly, or effectively than someone else; to outwit.
    • She outthinks all her competitors by anticipating market trends.
    • The detective managed to outthink the criminal and solve the case.
    • In chess, you must outthink your opponent to win.
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