1. to handle or manage better or more skillfully than someone or something else
Usage: present participle or gerund form of 'outhandle'

1. the act or instance of handling or managing something better than another
Usage: gerund noun form

Examples

• The experienced pilot was outhandling the rookie in the flight simulator.
• Her outhandling of the difficult client situation impressed her supervisor.
• By outhandling their competitors' strategies, the team secured the contract.
• The driver's outhandling of the sharp curves demonstrated exceptional skill.
• His outhandling of the crisis prevented a major disaster.
• The company's outhandling of customer complaints earned them loyalty.