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outflank

verb as in outmaneuver

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That promise outflanked the Labour Party, because it put a timeframe on the promise.

From BBC

The Conservatives may also be outflanked from the right, with Reform U.K. poised to stand candidates across Britain.

Reform UK is trying to outflank it from the right.

By the autumn of 1914, fighting on the Western Front—Belgium and France—had shifted back to the north as the opposing armies maneuvered to outflank one another.

We allowed ourselves to be badly outflanked in terms of time and dragging our feet to deliver the Ukrainians these weapons systems.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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