1. to defeat or get the better of someone by being more clever or cunning
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘outfox’

Examples

• The detective outfoxes the criminal with a clever trap.
• She always outfoxes her opponents in chess.
• The experienced negotiator outfoxes newcomers every time.
• He outfoxes his competitors by anticipating their moves.
• The clever student outfoxes the difficult exam questions.
• The fox outfoxes the hunters by doubling back on its trail.