1. present participle of outplan; to plan better or more effectively than someone else; to surpass in planning
Usage: often used in competitive contexts; less common than 'outplan'

1. the act or process of planning better or more strategically than an opponent or competitor
Usage: gerund form; used as a noun in sentences

Examples

• The chess champion won by outplanning her opponent in the opening moves.
• Their outplanning of the defense led to a decisive victory.
• She excelled at outplanning her competitors in business negotiations.
• The general's outplanning of the enemy's strategy proved crucial to the campaign.
• By outplanning the other team, they secured a significant advantage.
• His skill at outplanning rivals made him a formidable player.