strategics
Planning and leading large military actions during a war
- noun
- /strəˈtɛdʒɪks/
- Specialized
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estrategia
- Effective strategics can determine the outcome of a battle through careful planning.
Examples
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We here at Site Strategics are looking at our radio shows that we have done over the last 8 months and reflecting on the issues we discussed.
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The general focused on the best strategics to ensure a successful campaign.
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In military academies, students learn the various strategics involved in warfare.
Synonyms
A plan for using armed forces in a war
emphasizes the study and skill of planning overall operations rather than execution
How High-Level
Surface Forms
strategics singular
strategics plural
Morphology
Etymology
The word strategics comes from the Greek strategos, 'army leader', which comes from stratos, 'army', and it shares the same root as strategy. Think of a leader planning moves for an army, and you will see why strategics means the art or study of planning and directing military operations.