Definitions
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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
outgeneral .
Etymologies
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Examples
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“Against the Sovs, we would have been outnumbered, outgunned, outfought, and outgeneraled.”
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Against the Sovs, we would have been outnumbered, outgunned, outfought, and outgeneraled.
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The Romans outgeneraled Crixus: they took him by surprise.
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The Romans outgeneraled Crixus: they took him by surprise.
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The Romans outgeneraled Crixus: they took him by surprise.
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The Romans outgeneraled Crixus: they took him by surprise.
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Lieutenant Colonel William R. Carter of the 3rd Virginia stated later, “This was quite a successful affair & particularly gratifying, as the braggart Kilpatrick was completely outgeneraled and badly defeated.”
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Lieutenant Colonel William R. Carter of the 3rd Virginia stated later, “This was quite a successful affair & particularly gratifying, as the braggart Kilpatrick was completely outgeneraled and badly defeated.”
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(He perhaps could not forgive one of the two men to have outgeneraled him in the field, the other being Kemal Atatürk.)
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(He perhaps could not forgive one of the two men to have outgeneraled him in the field, the other being Kemal Atatürk.)
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