Definition of Outwit

to be more cunning or brilliant over someone else

Examples of Outwit in a sentence

In the song, “Devil Went Down to Georgia,” the boy was able to outwit the devil by playing his fiddle better.  🔊

To actually win a sport, you really need to be stronger and able to outwit your opponent with a great strategy.  🔊

Due to a neighborly feud, the Cranstons could outwit the Liliths because they could play better tricks on them.  🔊

All the other dogs could outwit Sparky since he was the runt of the litter when he was born.  🔊

Even though Thomas had a high intelligence, Sarah would outwit him in any game due to her ability to figure things out.  🔊

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