outplay

1 of 1verb

/aʊtˈpleɪ/

Forms:outplays,outplaying,outplayed,outplayed

1

to perform at a higher level than someone else in a competitive activity

She managed to outplay her opponent in the final match.
The team outplayed their rivals with exceptional teamwork.
With careful planning, they outplayed their competitors at every turn.
He was able to outplay everyone in the chess tournament.
She outplayed all the other players and won the tournament easily.