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outwit

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Verb — To beat someone by being cleverer than them.

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outwit an opponent

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What does “outwit” mean?

The word “outwit” means to beat someone by being cleverer than them. In plain terms, to win against someone through cleverness rather than strength.

How do you pronounce “outwit”?

“Outwit” is pronounced owt-WIHT (/aʊtˈwɪt/ in IPA).

How do you use “outwit” in a sentence?

Here is “outwit” used in a sentence: “The fox outwitted the hunters and escaped into the woods.”

What part of speech is “outwit”?

“Outwit” is a verb.

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