noun a metrical foot used in formal poetry, consisting of two short or unaccented syllables

adjective relating to a victory that comes at such a great cost that it is ultimately a defeat

  • The general's victory was pyrrhic, as it came at the cost of most of his army.
  • Winning that argument was a pyrrhic victory - now nobody wants to talk to me.
  • Getting the promotion turned out to be a pyrrhic win, since the workload is unbearable.
  • His success in business was pyrrhic, as it left him with no time for his family.

noun a plan or scheme, especially one used to outwit an opponent or achieve a goal

  • The general devised a clever stratagem to outsmart the enemy.
  • She came up with a sneaky stratagem to get out of doing her chores.
  • He pulled a fast one with his stratagem to skip class.
  • Her stratagem of wearing a fake engagement ring kept unwanted suitors at bay.

noun A battleground state is a state in which the outcome of an election is uncertain and hotly contested by political parties.

  • Ohio is considered a crucial battleground state in the upcoming election.
  • Everyone knows that Florida is a key battleground state.
  • Pennsylvania is a real nail-biter battleground state.
  • In the world of business, New York is often described as a battleground state for competition.

noun a detailed plan outlining actions needed to achieve a specific goal or objective

  • The board of directors approved the new action plan to address the company's financial challenges.
  • We need to come up with an action plan to tackle this project.
  • Let's put together a game plan, an action plan to crush this competition.
  • Having a positive mindset is like having an action plan for success in life.

noun A word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea. In this case, 'leadership team' is a noun as it refers to a group of individuals who lead or manage a group or organization.

  • The leadership team is responsible for setting the strategic direction of the company.
  • The leadership team meets every Monday to discuss upcoming projects.
  • The leadership squad is really on top of things.
  • The leadership team is the engine that drives the company forward.

noun A person who specializes in helping companies improve their financial and operational performance in order to avoid bankruptcy or insolvency.

  • The company hired a turnaround consultant to help improve their financial situation.
  • We brought in a turnaround consultant to try and fix things around here.
  • The boss called in a turnaround consultant to turn this ship around.
  • She was like a turnaround consultant, helping me navigate through my problems and find solutions.

noun a high-ranking naval officer of the highest rank, above vice admiral and below admiral of the fleet

  • The admiral of the fleet oversaw all naval operations with precision and authority.
  • Everyone knew that the admiral of the fleet was the top dog in the navy.
  • The admiral of the fleet was the big boss of all the ships out at sea.
  • In the world of business, she was considered the admiral of the fleet, leading her team to success.