Outguess (verb)

To outsmart or outwit someone by guessing what they will do or say.

Origin:

20th century: blend of out- and guess.

Examples:

1. The detective outguessed the criminal and found the stolen jewels.
2. The politician outguessed her opponent and won the election.
3. The chess master outguessed his opponent and checkmated him.
4. The detective outguessed the kidnapper and rescued the hostages.
5. The businesswoman outguessed her competitors and made the most profitable deal.