1. to gain an advantage over someone through skillful maneuvering or cunning tactics
Usage: transitive verb; often used in competitive or strategic contexts

Examples

• The experienced negotiator managed to outjockey her opponent in the contract discussions.
• He tried to outjockey the other candidates by arriving early and making a strong first impression.
• The chess master outjockeyed his rival with a series of unexpected moves.
• In business, companies often try to outjockey their competitors for market share.
• She outjockeyed the other applicants by highlighting her unique qualifications.