Pronunciation: /ˈtæk.tɪk/
noun a plan or strategy for achieving a particular goal
A1 Using flashcards is a helpful tactic for learning new vocabulary.
A2 One common tactic in chess is to control the center of the board.
B1 The marketing team developed a new tactic to increase sales.
B2 The negotiation tactic of compromise helped both parties reach a resolution.
C1 The military commander employed a clever tactic to outmaneuver the enemy forces.
C2 The politician's use of divisive tactics only served to alienate voters.
adjective relating to or constituting actions carefully planned to gain a specific end
A1 Using simple tactics, the team was able to win the game.
A2 She employed clever tactics to solve the puzzle.
B1 The marketing campaign utilized various tactics to attract customers.
B2 The negotiator's strategic tactics helped secure a favorable deal.
C1 The military commander implemented complex tactics to outmaneuver the enemy.
C2 The politician's cunning tactics were scrutinized by the public.
formal The marketing team implemented a new tactic to increase customer engagement.
informal She always has a tactic up her sleeve to get what she wants.
slang His tactic of ghosting people when he doesn't want to talk is so rude.
figurative Using humor as a tactic to diffuse tense situations can be very effective.
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