outsmart

“I feel like we’re in one of those Sunday night dramas about two bright-eyed, feisty old lady detectives outsmarting the police at every turn.”

In Sudan’s case, she has outsmarted the risk of succumbing to tradition, and the freedom has raised and mellowed all stakes.

Instead, Trump and his forces consistently outmaneuvered and outsmarted the Democrats.

Exeter weren't just outsmarted by Gloucester's tiki-taka offloading game - something that will happen to better teams than them on a sunny day and the hosts' artificial pitch - they were also ground to dust up front.

Before this era, most investors believed that skilled professionals who were well-informed could outsmart the market by uncovering hidden opportunities.