Outsmart (verb)

1. To outwit or outdo someone in a clever or cunning way.
2. To defeat or outmaneuver someone through superior intelligence or strategy.

Origin:

Outsmart is a combination of the prefix "out-" meaning "outside" or "beyond" and "smart" meaning "clever" or "intelligent".

Examples:

1. He outsmarted his opponents and won the game.
2. She outsmarted the fraudsters by not falling for their scam.
3. He was outsmarted by his own cleverness.
4. I outsmarted him by making him believe it was a trap.
5. The company was outsmarted by their competitors.