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tactical

adjective (tactical)

«tactical» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. To do with the plans and moves used to win a game, battle or contest. tree →
  2. Done carefully to get an advantage later: a tactical decision. tree →

In the lessons

In sport and PE «tactical» describes plans: a tactical substitution, tactical fouls. In games like chess you make tactical moves. In history lessons armies make tactical retreats. In everyday life a tactical choice is a clever, planned choice.

Examples

  • Bringing on a fast player was a tactical change. tree →
  • She made a tactical move to trap my queen. tree →
  • The army made a tactical retreat. tree →
  • Sitting near the door was a tactical choice — first out for lunch! tree →
  • The coach gave a tactical talk at half-time. tree →
  • A tactical foul stops a quick attack. tree →

Note

Noun: tactic (one move), tactics (the planning). Tactics are short-term moves; strategy is the big overall plan. Adverb: tactically.

On Mova

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