Verb:

ধূর্ততায় পরাস্ত করা,

outmanoeuvre's Usage Examples:

While trying to outmanoeuvre the Russians Langiewicz entered Staszów on the 14th of February.

of NOLS was central to this period as they were able to successfully outmanoeuvre the far-left groups, having developed their skills in the bitter struggle.

making an arduous trek through the mountains the English were able to outmanoeuvre the waiting Spanish force and captured the colonial city of Caracas.

followed several hours of fierce fighting, before Strachan was able to outmanoeuvre his opponent and double his line with frigates and ships of the line.

January 1642 sparked the First English Civil War, his use of procedure to outmanoeuvre opponents was unusual for the period and he was respected by contemporaries.

manoeuvrability and firepower, which, in theory, would allow them to outmanoeuvre an enemy of greater force and run down one of lesser force.

Lieutenant-Admiral-General De Ruyter to split the French squadron and outmanoeuvre the allies.

ID, Lieutenant General Hans Graf von Sponeck himself) managed to outmanoeuvre quite substantial Dutch formations and eventually reach the German held.

Ningle manages to outmanoeuvre him, however, and presents the money to Beryl and Richard, enabling them.

Crispus was able to use his more compact squadrons to outmanoeuvre his opponent's unwieldy armada and sink many of the Licinian warships.

Subsequently, the Arabs used camel-mounted infantry to outmanoeuvre their Sassanid and Byzantine enemies during the Muslim conquests.

The Arabs retreat to a safe area, where they outmanoeuvre and destroy the Persians in a narrow mountain valley.

of pico Naiguata the English led by Preston and Somers were able to outmanoeuvre the waiting Spanish force and captured the colonial city of Santiago.

The British ships intended to outmanoeuvre, corner, and overpower Prins Christian Frederik; Captain Carl Jessen.

Some enemy craft are so agile as to be able to outmanoeuvre the missiles, and the smart bombs have a very limited range.

allowing better response to enemy movements, as well as the ability to outmanoeuvre the enemy.

ships, though smaller, were still manageable in the heavy surf and could outmanoeuvre Antony's ships, get in close, attack the above-deck crew with arrows.

The Rawson brothers try to outmanoeuvre Anne in the coal business by making a low offer.

leaders believed that they deserved the honour, but Patel managed to outmanoeuvre Vishnu Deo and gain the support of three of the five Indian members of.

Miaoulis, gave orders to withdraw to the Gulf of Argolis, in order to outmanoeuvre the more numerous and powerful Ottoman fleet.

Synonyms:

outsmart; scoop; outflank; outmaneuver; outgeneral; outdo; trump; best;

Antonyms:

bottom; side; worst; inferior; bad;