1. to handle or manage better or more skillfully than someone or something else
Usage: third-person singular present tense of 'outhandle'; often used in competitive or comparative contexts

Examples

• The experienced driver outhandles the rookie on the racetrack.
• She outhandles her competitors by managing the project more efficiently.
• The new software outhandles the old system in processing speed.
• He outhandles difficult situations with calm and precision.
• The athlete outhandles pressure better than anyone on the team.