1. to think more cleverly or strategically than someone else; to outsmart through superior reasoning
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘outthink’

Examples

• The chess master outthinks his opponent with every move.
• She consistently outthinks her competitors in business negotiations.
• The detective outthinks the criminal by anticipating his next move.
• He outthinks the defense by calling unexpected plays.
• The student outthinks her classmates during debate competitions.
• The general outthinks the enemy by using unconventional tactics.