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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
outsmart .
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Examples
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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'!
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CLARK: Well, you know, he really kind of outsmarted himself.
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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 thus find ourselves "outsmarted" by single-celled organisms and things like viruses that are barely even alive, much less intelligent.
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It frightens them, as it reminds them of the time they were 'outsmarted' by someone.
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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.
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So people have kind of outsmarted themselves, if you see what I mean.
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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.
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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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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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