strategic
/strəˈtiːdʒɪk/
noun
- A key element or resource that is essential for a plan or goal (often used in the plural 'strategics').
- In military planning, strategics such as fuel and ammunition must be secured.
- The report outlined the strategics needed for the project's success.
- The company's strategics include its patents and brand reputation.
adjective
- Relating to a long-term plan or overall goal, especially in business, military, or politics.
- The company made a strategic decision to invest in renewable energy.
- The general developed a strategic plan to defend the city.
- She took a strategic approach to her career by learning new skills.
- Carefully chosen or placed to achieve a specific advantage.
- The chess player made a strategic move to control the center of the board.
- Choosing a strategic location for the store helped attract more customers.
- They placed security cameras at strategic points around the building.
- Essential to a plan or goal; important for success.
- Water supply is strategic for the survival of the city.
- Oil is a strategic resource for many countries.
- The team identified strategic partners to help launch the product.
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