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- verb Present participle of
outwit .
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Examples
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Would he be successful in outwitting the Hindus who had so sadly disappointed her?
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Moreover, while his conscience might ignore the double dealing necessary to the accomplishment of patriotic or political acts, it revolted at the idea of outwitting, possibly wrecking, his trusting and hospitable host.
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'It must be mind _versus_ matter,' he thought, as he chuckled at the idea of outwitting Thomas.
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What made her smile was the idea of outwitting that spy of a Justin.
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Meaning that any wannabe Islamoid Evildoer with any brains, and there are lots of them as anyone who has fought Hez, AQI, or tried "outwitting" Irans Mullahs can attest to -- knows right away they will not defeat any attempt that uses "drug mule - like bodypacking" to move weapons or explosives on board.
Get ready for the government to look at you with X-ray eyes.
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All Life Is Local is seeking ideas for outwitting squirrels -- also known as "rats with good PR."
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Avoiding, outwitting and sneaking past enemies entirely provide the best chance of survival.
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Avoiding, outwitting and sneaking past enemies entirely provide the best chance of survival.
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She is "one of the rare examples of a female protagonist in pulp adventure stories," Mr. Penzler notes, and is indeed quite a girl, capable of swimming naked from a wrecked ship and outwitting and outfighting her father's dastardly enemies.
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If they could, they would all be living the good life on the money they made outwitting thoseCEOs.
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