1. to think more cleverly or strategically than someone else; to outsmart through superior reasoning
Usage: present participle of outthink

Examples

• The chess master was outthinking his opponent at every move.
• She succeeded by outthinking her competitors rather than outspending them.
• The detective solved the case by outthinking the criminal.
• He’s always outthinking everyone in our strategy meetings.
• The coach won the game by outthinking the opposing team’s tactics.
• She’s skilled at outthinking complex problems that stump others.