outsmart
Pronunciation: [aʊtˈsmɑrt]
Word
Context: "intelligence"
(verb) to use your brain to be smarter than someone else. It's like when you think of a clever plan to trick someone or solve a problem that they can't.
Example
She was able to outsmart her little brother by hiding his toy where he couldn't find it.
Example
He couldn't outsmart the teacher, who knew all the tricks.
Example
Can you think of a time when you outsmarted someone?
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