outplay in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Outplay: to surpass or defeat an opponent through superior skill or strategy in a competitive context, such as a game or sport.

The young chess prodigy managed to outplay his opponent in just a few moves.
In the final moments of the game, she found a way to outplay her rival and secure the championship.
Despite the pressure, he was able to outplay the seasoned competitor with a clever strategy.
The team worked together seamlessly, outplaying their rivals with impressive teamwork and coordination.
Her ability to outplay even the most skilled players has earned her a reputation in the league.