outmaneuver

IPA: aʊtmʌnˈuvɝ

US standard spelling of outmanoeuvre. [(British spelling, transitive) To perform manoeuvres or movements more successfully or better than; to surpass or get the advantage of in manoeuvring; to outgeneral.]

Examples of "outmaneuver" in Sentences

The skilled pilot was able to outmaneuver the enemy aircraft and escape unscathed
With strategic planning and quick thinking, the team was able to outmaneuver their opponents in the final moments of the game
The cunning spy was able to outmaneuver the guards and slip unnoticed into the heavily guarded building
Despite being outnumbered, the experienced general was able to outmaneuver the enemy forces and secure a decisive victory
Through clever negotiation tactics, the businesswoman was able to outmaneuver her competitors and secure the lucrative contract