1. past tense of outmove; to move faster, farther, or more skillfully than someone or something else
Usage: transitive verb; often used in competitive or strategic contexts
2. past tense of outmove; to surpass in a chess or strategic game by making a superior move
Usage: transitive verb; chess or gaming context

Examples

• The faster runner outmoved her competitors in the final lap.
• He outmoved his opponent with a clever tactical maneuver.
• The chess grandmaster outmoved his challenger with an unexpected sacrifice.
• The dancer outmoved everyone else on stage with fluid, precise movements.
• The team outmoved their rivals by controlling the tempo of the game.
• She outmoved the defender and scored an easy goal.