generalship
/ˈdʒɛnərəlˌʃɪp/
noun
- The skill or ability of a military general to lead and plan operations.
- The general's brilliant generalship led his army to victory.
- Good generalship requires both strategic thinking and the ability to inspire troops.
- Historians study the generalship of famous commanders like Napoleon.
- Skillful leadership or management in any field.
- The CEO's generalship turned the struggling company around.
- Her generalship of the project kept the team focused and on schedule.
- Political generalship is about knowing when to compromise and when to stand firm.
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