Intelligence And Cunning Words

verb to outwit or defeat someone by being more clever or intelligent

• She was able to outsmart her opponent by carefully analyzing the situation.
• I always try to outsmart my little brother when we play games.
• He thought he could outsmart the cops, but they caught him in the end.
• Sometimes you have to outsmart your fears in order to achieve your goals.

verb to defeat or get the better of someone by being more clever or cunning

• The detective was able to outwit the criminal and solve the case.
• I always try to outwit my little brother when we play games.
• She's always trying to outwit everyone, thinking she's so clever.
• In the game of chess, it's all about outwitting your opponent with strategic moves.