tactics

/ˈtæktɪks/
noun
  1. The specific methods or actions used to achieve a short-term goal, especially in a game, business, or conflict.
    • The protesters used peaceful tactics like marching and singing to get their message across.
    • The coach changed the team's tactics in the second half to put more pressure on the opponent.
    • Her sales tactics included offering a free trial to every customer.
  2. The art or science of arranging and moving military forces in battle.
    • The young officer studied military tactics at the academy.
    • Napoleon was famous for his brilliant use of tactics in battle.
    • Modern warfare tactics often involve drones and cyber attacks.
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