Out maneuvering refers to the process of outsmarting and outwitting someone in a particular situation. It entails the methods and strategies employed to achieve an advantageous position over one's opponent. The antonyms for out maneuvering include being outsmarted, outwitted, outclassed, outplayed or outshined. When an individual is outsmarted, it means they have been surpassed by someone more intelligent or experienced than themselves. Outwitting, on the other hand, involves being deceived or tricked by someone in the process of achieving a particular goal. Being outclassed means that one has been surpassed in terms of skills, while being outplayed means that someone has been defeated in a particular competition. Lastly, outshined means to be outshone, to be less successful, or less visible compared to someone else.