1. to surpass or defeat someone in political maneuvering or strategy
Usage: informal; present participle or gerund form of 'outpolitick'

1. the act or practice of surpassing someone in political maneuvering or cunning
Usage: informal; gerund noun

Examples

• The senator accused her opponent of outpoliticking her on healthcare reform.
• He was skilled at outpoliticking his rivals within the party.
• The outpoliticking in the legislature made it difficult to pass any meaningful legislation.
• She managed to outpolitick the incumbent by building stronger grassroots support.
• Their outpoliticking of the opposition was evident in how they controlled the narrative.
• He spent years outpoliticking his colleagues to secure the leadership position.