1. to steer better or more skillfully than someone else; to surpass in steering ability
Usage: transitive; nautical or automotive context
2. to avoid or evade by skillful steering or maneuvering
Usage: transitive; less common

Examples

• The experienced sailor managed to outsteer her rival in the race.
• He outsteered the other drivers on the winding mountain road.
• The captain outsteered the storm by changing course at the right moment.
• She could outsteer any competitor in the sailing championship.
• The pilot outsteered the turbulent weather with precision.