1. to move faster, more skillfully, or more strategically than someone else; to surpass in movement or maneuvering
Usage: third person singular present tense of 'outmove'; commonly used in sports, games, and competitive contexts

Examples

• The chess champion outmoves her opponent with a brilliant sequence of tactics.
• In basketball, the point guard outmoves the defender and drives to the basket.
• She outmoves her competitors on the dance floor with fluid, precise movements.
• The fighter outmoves his rival by anticipating every punch and countermove.
• The quarterback outmoves the blitzing linebacker and completes the pass.
• By studying the game, he outmoves his rivals in every match.