0 to defeat (someone) by being cleverer than he is -- ชนะด้วยสติปัญญา
Had she not won the psychological struggle and outwitted him, she believes that she would not have escaped from her flat alive.
As has been said in the debate, it is something that a trained agent can easily outwit and deal with.
We all of us, in order to earn our livings, have to outwit somebody.
But they are opponents, and the aim of each pair is to outwit their opponents.
On the contrary, the more you outwit them, within the rules of the game, the better player you are.
There is also an attempt to outwit the law by calling them magnifying glasses.
At the outset, these factors represent conditioned obstacles to increasing utilisation, in that they have only partly been outwitted by the application of adequate technology, know-how, and operational navigational experience.
Time is likely to cause the best-motivated personnel in the world to become lax and inattentive - not to mention the fact that they may be outwitted, bribed, or subverted.
