strategist
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5.1
- noun
- /ˈstrætədʒɪst/
:
estratega
- The general was known as a brilliant strategist, expertly planning each military operation.
- a political strategist
- chief strategist
- a military strategist
Now you're a top ranked wealth strategist, CEO of Surevest.
- Now you're a top ranked wealth strategist, CEO of Surevest.
- And so today I've got a tax strategist on the show, David Perez.
- So they feel that all the political strategists feel they can be ignored now.
- And Hannibal is the strategist of his war against Rome.
- No, I think I think CZ is the most brilliant strategist I've ever seen.
- And he he is not, he's not a, a great strategist, but he puts a face on it.
- I'm Gary Vaynerchuk, who's the producer and strategist behind Gary Vee.
- He he believes him to be a good game strategist.
- People going through this are always playing out various scenarios like war strategists.
- The icon of grand strategy is Alexander the Great, himself probably the first grand strategist of all.
Examples
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Melanie was known as a genius strategist, the greatest teacher of advocacy ever.
Fiction book (1996) -
In war, the victorious strategist only seeks battle - after the victory has been won.
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Breaking news this hour, the former chief strategist to the president has been arrested.
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Only a brilliant strategist could beat me in a move.
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In his secret heart, the Old Man knew that he was the greatest military strategist of all time.
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Brent is our chief strategist in acquisitions.
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Lee Atwater was a Republican strategist who worked in the Reagan White House.
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The brigadier, a brilliant strategist, had been giving Michael's division plenty of trouble.
Fiction book (1995) -
If you're that athlete and coach to yourself, if you're a strategist, you know when to attack.
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He might be one of the, the best strategists I've ever spoken to.
Synonyms
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3.2
A person who makes plans for towns, buildings, or events
A person who plans actions to win in war or competition
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4.3
A person who studies markets and advises investors on trading and investments
How Strategic
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Etymology
Strategist comes from an old Greek word strategos meaning 'army leader' and is the same root as strategy. So a strategist is literally a person who makes and directs the big plan, which is why we call military and business planners 'strategists'.