Fox outsmarted hunter with cleverness.

Meaning: The fox used its intelligence and cunning to overcome the hunter's attempts to catch it.

Choice of Words: Outsmarted means to be more clever or cunning than someone else. Cleverness is the ability to think quickly and creatively to solve problems.

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The fox outsmarted the hunter with its cleverness.

Meaning: The fox was able to use its intelligence to trick the hunter and get away.

Choice of Words: The word "outsmarted" means to be smarter than someone else and to use that intelligence to trick them. The word "cleverness" means the ability to think quickly and come up with clever ideas. So, in this sentence, the fox used its intelligence to trick the hunter.

The cunning fox outsmarted the hunter with its wit.

Meaning: The fox was able to use its slyness and cleverness to trick the hunter and get away.

Choice of Words: The word "cunning" means sly and clever. The word "wit" means the ability to think quickly and come up with clever ideas. So, in this sentence, the fox used its slyness and cleverness to trick the hunter.

The clever fox outwitted the hunter with its intelligence.

Meaning: The fox was able to use its intelligence to outsmart the hunter and get away.

Choice of Words: The word "outwitted" means to outsmart someone. The word "intelligence" means the ability to think and learn. So, in this sentence, the fox used its intelligence to outsmart the hunter.

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