Outflank (verb)

1. To gain an advantage over (an opponent) by attacking from one side.
2. To bypass or circumvent.

Origin:

Early 17th century: from out- "beyond" + flank.

Examples:

1. The army successfully outflanked the enemy and took control of the strategic hill.
2. He outflanked his opponents by using an unexpected strategy.
3. The company outflanked its competition by introducing a new product line.
4. He outflanked the other candidates by emphasizing his qualifications and experience.
5. The new plan outflanks the old one by addressing the issues more effectively.