How To Use Outsmart In A Sentence
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We got outsmarted by a clown at a Perkins in New Brighton.
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His only chance is to outsmart Koch's crew in shifty winds.
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The Chinese are outsmarting us in every possible way in our trade relationship.
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Yes, Professor, online sources and resources have indeed become the order of the day - wherein quality standards go for a toss, and reference editing expertise gets 'outsmarted'!
On Chambers
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She searches for clues, gets locked in medieval dungeons, and outsmarts the bad guys at every turn.
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How does it feel when you the ones [sic] who are outsmarted?
Think Progress » Lieberman Gets A Chuckle Out Of Peddling Far-Right Nuke Myth
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He regularly attempted to embarrass me during classes to get laughs from the dumb jocks, but I usually outsmarted him.
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CLARK: Well, you know, he really kind of outsmarted himself.
CNN Transcript Apr 23, 2009
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Don Black's gimcrack lyrics range from the instantly forgettable to the indelibly horrific: "Well, who would have thought that a waitress from Rowena / Would have had the balls to bust me out my old .45 / And who would have thought that a farm boy from Teleco / Would outsmart the smartest lawmen and walk out of here alive?
Wheel This Barrow Out of Town
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But if you and your mystery man think you can outsmart me, you've got a big shock coming.
FORESTS OF THE NIGHT
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If we're to outsmart and outsail the Ilse Witch and her Mwellrets and perhaps do battle with Black Moclips, we have to be at our best.
Antrax
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That is to say, he isn't the type of guy who will get ahead of you in speed, but he outsmarts you.
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Personally, I know I love fishing because I find great peace in the humility of realising that one of creation's seemingly lower creatures can outsmart me every time.
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So people have kind of outsmarted themselves, if you see what I mean.
CNN Transcript Jun 27, 2003
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Introduced in 2008, the Ram 1500 is a game changer in terms of its ability to "outsmart" and "out-tough" the competition with its bold exterior design, crafted and refined interior, engineering excellence, superb innovation and best-in-class features and amenities.
Automotive Headlines
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I don't think a week went by that we weren't outsmarted by her.
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The ultimate put-down comes when the college porter outsmarts George in logical debate.
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Sometimes the chase is inconclusive: the fox outsmarts or outruns its pursuers and gets away.
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It frightens them, as it reminds them of the time they were 'outsmarted' by someone.
Poll: Majority To Left Of Democrats On Iraq
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Ruiz may have managed to outsmart us this time," Dennison said, lighting himself a cheroot.
THE DEVIL'S DOOR
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It is conceivable that bacteria will someday outsmart our best medical technologies.
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We thus find ourselves "outsmarted" by single-celled organisms and things like viruses that are barely even alive, much less intelligent.
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We outsmarted them and got there first by taking a shorter route.
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Ah, well, we just may have "outsmarted" ourselves, perhaps as a result of creation of the technologies we are now so dependent on and have begun to realize, belatedly, have also outstripped our ability to regulate within the population increase's hyperbolic upward curve and in co-evolutionary harmony with the finite resources and resiliancy of our planet's biosphere.
Posthuman Blues
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Plus he's a smug know-it-all brat who shouts down or tries to intimidate anyone he can't outsmart, which is almost anyone.
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The appeal lies in creating the best words and the tactics you can use to outsmart other players.
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Troy was very clever for his age and had already figured out ways to outsmart her and get his own way.
WEB OF DREAMS
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I'm convinced that half of being successful when you're naturally slothful is learning your own tricks well enough to outsmart yourself.
Random Thought For The Day: Childhood
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He has outsmarted the Americans for many years.
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Troy was very clever for his age and had already figured out ways to outsmart her and get his own way.
WEB OF DREAMS
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Do they consider people they have outsmarted or manipulated as dumb or stupid?
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They got out-rebounded, outworked and outsmarted.
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He needed time to develop a strategy to outsmart the young king, rather than to try to defeat the French in battle.
THE FAMILY
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Once a team puts up a brave show and outsmarts tough opponents, luck favours them in the next assignment.
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This is the true essence of chaos - a simple mechanical system which we feel we should understand, yet which outsmarts us.
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Ruiz may have managed to outsmart us this time," Dennison said, lighting himself a cheroot.
THE DEVIL'S DOOR
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You have talent and strategic use of sophisticated systems and tactics outsmart your opponent it?
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He was finally outsmarted and lured out of the building by a trail of nuts laid by staff.
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And one of the things that came out of it was that--what we learned is that John Boehner outsmarted the strategists on the Democratic side.
Let's Make a Deal
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The older kids outsmart the young ones when trading cards.
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An army of pyjama - clad bloggers has repeatedly outsmarted long - established newspapers on breaking stories.
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Only virgins can outsmart the killer in the big chase scene at the end.
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But green-fingered Mrs Ashworth says she has hit upon an idea to outsmart any more wild weather heading her way.
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He needed time to develop a strategy to outsmart the young king, rather than to try to defeat the French in battle.
THE FAMILY
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How does it feel when you the ones who are outsmarted?
Think Progress » Lieberman Gets A Chuckle Out Of Peddling Far-Right Nuke Myth
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‘I should've beaten him but he just outsmarted me today,’ he said.
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But if you and your mystery man think you can outsmart me, you've got a big shock coming.
FORESTS OF THE NIGHT
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You have talent and strategic use of sophisticated systems and tactics outsmart your opponent it?
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Introduced in 2008, the Ram 1500 is a game changer in terms of its ability to "outsmart" and
Autoblog
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For it is not they that outsmart us, but the capacity of genetic mutations to mimic intelligence in a way that can "outsmart" even "intelligent designers" such as human drug researchers.
Outsmarted by the Unintelligent
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The girls do want to outsmart the boys outside the home turf.
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Rather than outfight the troll, for example, Mirka outsmarts it -- a traditional idea in Jewish stories about using brains rather than brawn.
Unlikely Jewish Heroine Hailed As 'Pure Enchantment'
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He thought he'd outsmarted us into taking one of the worst ideas of the world and holding it in the palm of our hand.
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Scotland has a reputation for canny money management, and frequently outsmarts London's high-flyers.
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Thomas, you said that Jacob outsmarted you, right?
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I have now chased out one pigeon, captured one small brown bird, and outsmarted one barn swallow.
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While all varieties of influenza are RNA-type viruses that attack the respiratory system, the molecular biology of each virus mutates frequently, effectively trying to "outsmart" those of us physicians and scientists who strive to keep the virus at bay.
Norman H. Edelman, M.D.: Why The Flu Is The Smartest Virus Around
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Surrounded by inefficient, highly sexed private secretaries, a beleaguered Bob strives to protect his reputation, his career and his conscience, as he tries to outsmart his adversaries in Westminster.
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He is a clever man of supernatural powers who uses tricks to outsmart his opponents.
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Ruiz may have managed to outsmart us this time," Dennison said, lighting himself a cheroot.
THE DEVIL'S DOOR
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She appeared in more than a few slasher movies, always the young heroine who outsmarts the killer in a climactic final chase scene.
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Troy was very clever for his age and had already figured out ways to outsmart her.
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When Aladdin finds a magic lamp and unleashes the charismatic genie within , he wishes to become a prince so he can romance Jasmine and outsmart the evil Jafar.
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The elaborate stunt and special-effect sequences still manage to be breath-taking -- but it's probably useful (and pointless) to recall that much of the appeal of the original M:I (and at least the first couple of movies) was the element of outsmarting the villains (and the audience), as opposed to outrunning or outgunning him.
Marshall Fine: Movie Review: Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol
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He tried to take Miss Palmer, but she outsmarted him.
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It has just occurred to me that maybe we were outsmarted by our elders.
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ELLEN: Surprisingly, Ellen outsmarted both the FBI and Patty.
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Natural selection will favor its perdurance, at least until and unless it outsmarts itself into extinction.
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He didn't try to out-think or outsmart the opposition, he simply outplayed them.
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The lizard can outsmart predators by leaving its tail behind to confuse them.
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Sometimes the chase is inconclusive: the fox outsmarts or outruns its pursuers and gets away.
