Pronunciation: /ˈɡeɪmzmənˌʃɪp/
noun the practice of winning a game or contest by using methods that are not strictly illegal but are often seen as unsporting or unethical
A1 Gamesmanship is using clever tactics to win at a game.
A2 Players often engage in gamesmanship to gain an advantage over their opponents.
B1 The coach's emphasis on sportsmanship over gamesmanship helped the team develop good values.
B2 Some people believe that a little bit of gamesmanship is necessary in competitive sports.
C1 His mastery of gamesmanship allowed him to outwit his opponents on the field.
C2 The player's reputation for gamesmanship preceded him wherever he went, making him a feared competitor.
formal The athlete was accused of using gamesmanship to gain an advantage over his opponent.
informal She's a master of gamesmanship, always finding ways to outsmart her competitors.
slang I can't believe the level of gamesmanship he displayed during the match.
figurative In the world of politics, gamesmanship is often used to manipulate public opinion.
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