tactical
/ˈtæktɪkəl/
adjective
- Relating to or using carefully planned actions to achieve a specific result, especially in business, politics, or sports.
- The coach made a tactical decision to substitute the star player in the second half.
- Her tactical approach to the negotiation helped her get a better deal.
- The company's tactical move was to launch the product before its competitors.
- Relating to military operations that are part of a larger plan, especially at the level of individual battles or units.
- The soldiers received tactical training for close-quarters combat.
- Tactical air support was called in to help the ground troops.
- The general studied the tactical map to plan the next attack.
- Designed or intended for a specific practical purpose, often in a military or emergency context.
- He wore a tactical vest with multiple pockets for carrying gear.
- Tactical flashlights are built to be durable and bright.
- The police used tactical equipment to safely enter the building.
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