Outwit
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Meanings of Outwit
Verb
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To be smarter than someone else; to trick or outsmart them.
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To win a game or challenge by using clever ideas.
Explanation of the word: Outwit
Outwit means to be clever and smart to trick someone or solve a problem. It's like using your brain to win a game.
Translations for the word: Outwit
बुद्धि से जीतना (Buddhi se jeetna)
buddhi se jeetna
चतुराई (Chaturai)
chaturai
धूर्तता (Dhoortata)
dhoortata
Synonyms for the word: Outwit
Frequently Asked Questions about the word: Outwit
To outwit means to be smarter than someone else and trick them in a clever way.
You pronounce 'outwit' like this: out-wit.
The word 'outwit' comes from the Old English word 'wit', which means 'to know' or 'to be wise'.
The word 'outwit' in Bengali is 'বুদ্ধি খাটানো' (Buddhi khātānō).