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outsmarted Definition and Meaning in English (outsmarted definition)

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Synonyms:outwittedbaffledfoiled
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Outsmarted definition: To defeat someone by being more intelligent or clever than them, especially in a competition or tricky situation.

Definitions of Outsmarted

  1. 1verb

    To defeat someone by being more intelligent or clever than them, especially in a competition or tricky situation.

Example Sentences

“The smaller team outsmarted their opponents with a clever strategy.”

“He thought he could trick me, but I outsmarted him.”

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Inflected Word Forms

infinitiveoutsmart
third person singularoutsmarts
past tenseoutsmarted
present participleoutsmarting

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

outsmart oneselfidiom

To be too clever for one's own good, resulting in failure or a disadvantage.

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Outsmarted definition: To defeat someone by being more intelligent or clever than them, especially in a competition or tricky situation.
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