Outflanked is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OUTFLANKED in dictionary:

VERB:
• OUTFLANK, to circumvent
• move round the side of (an enemy) so as to outmanoeuvre them
• outwit
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to gain a tactical advantage over

Words related to OUTFLANKED

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How to use OUTFLANKED in a sentence

• A bugle blast and the mass of men half turns and seems to be thrown on the back of the British, outflanked.
• In like manner the cavalry gave way on the wings, hard pressed by the elephants in front, and outflanked right and left by the far more numerous Carthaginian horse.
• Envoys from Calcutta soon appeared asking for terms, and the Nawab pretended to be willing to negotiate in order to gain time while he outflanked Clive and seized the town.
• Abandoned to ourselves we should have been exposed to all the fire of the English, artillery and even to be outflanked by the enemy and captured at the first attack.
• At the same moment Luetzen was seen in flames, having been set on fire by command of the duke to prevent his being outflanked on that side.
• Some of these were outflanked and captured with a few light minenwerfers.
• Already the rest of the Italian Second Army and the Third Army on the Carso to the south of it were outflanked.
• British troops entered the suburbs of Cambrai and outflanked St.
• The Afghans, who, Burrows reported, numbered 25,000, soon outflanked the British.
• The Germans, we were told, had at last been outflanked.
• It was essential for him to extend his line so as to cover all the practicable ground, and to secure himself from being outflanked and charged in the rear by the Persian horse.
• He would then have outflanked and made untenable the entrenched heights facing Colenso.
• Not only at Slabberts Nek, but also at Reliefs Nek the Boers were outflanked the same night.
• Outnumbered and outflanked, they were being slowly driven in by the pressure of the Prussian advance.
• They were probably driven south by the Bantu tribes, who eventually outflanked them and confined them to the less fertile tracts of country.
• With about five hundred cavalry they formed a skirmish line that outflanked our force of two thousand.
• By the arrangement of his front he had taken precautions against being outflanked.
• Outflanked to both right and left, for Early and Ewell were now moving forward, they began to yield.
• The Federals, outflanked upon the left, and far outnumbered, had slowly retreated to the road.
• The two regiments which defended it, rapidly outflanked, and assailed by overwhelming numbers, were routed with the loss of nearly half their muster.
• The Boers were strongly entrenched and concealed, and could not be out-flanked.
• Outflanked by his assailants, the Russian general, perceiving that he must secure his communications on the north or sustain a siege, abandoned his ground and fell back on Mukden.
• This is so much in their favour that, on our flank at least, it is we, and not they, who are threatened with being outflanked.
• The brunt of the attack fell upon the latter, who, though at first pressed back and outflanked on his right, recovered himself and forced the enemy to retire.
• The chief incident of the affair was the holding of an outflanked and commanded kopje position by a few companies of the Royal Irish Fusiliers for six hours.

Similar words containing OUTFLANK without suffix ed

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