Topic: MILITARY
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out‧flank
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[transitive]1 to gain an advantage over an opponent, especially in politics : The Tories found themselves outflanked by Labour on the issue of law and order.
The Tories found themselves outflanked by Labour on the issue of law and order.2PM to go around the side of a group of enemies during a battle and attack them from behind
