outwit

Object

• opponent: In race after race Schumacher outwits opponents by overtaking them when they are stationary in the pits.
• enemy: Hunting was regarded as invaluable training for outwitting an enemy, and showing courage in the face of hardship and danger.
• man: Whiskey used to be produced illicitly throughout the Highlands and Islands, using primitive distilling equipment and craft to outwit the Revenue men.
• police: A few people moved into the field on the left to outwit the police.
• opposition: It has been likened to chess, with its structure of a series of set piece moves, designed to outwit the opposition.
• animal: Julia Eccleshare's comment: Eight witty short stories about how Mmutla, the clever little hare, outwits the other animals.

Modifying Another Word

• always: But in true James Bond style, our heroes will always outwit their genial villains in the final frame.. .
• easily: The green itself is a large tabletop whose contours can easily outwit average golfers like us.
• again: He once again outwitted people, telling them he was bringing development.
• not: The enemy shall not outwit him; the wicked shall not humble him.
• cleverly: But his wife, in cahoots with her lover and her servant, cleverly outwits his befuddled attempts to expose her with hilarious consequences.
• consistently: Music consistently outwits all attempts to store, own, quantify and of course sell it - as I pointed out last time.