strategy
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3.7
- noun
- /ˈstrætədʒi/
:
estrategia
- The company developed a new marketing strategy to attract more customers.
- an effective strategy
- an instructional strategy
- a management strategy
He had himself a strategy for getting out.
- He had himself a strategy for getting out.
- It's the vision, it's the strategy, it's the end point.
- You just need a strategy, that's all.
- And so this is a great strategy for you to use.
- So our strategy now is to sue them.
- And people adopted various strategies of various kinds.
- It's a long term strategy of cash flow, correct?
- You need the tips, the strategy, and the tools to fight.
- So this is how I've modified my strategy in these four ways.
- You want them to rethink their strategy for group behavior.
- It's like a decent strategy for building real wealth.
Examples
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Still, in times of deep uncertainty, a strategy can be important as a signaling device.
Academic text (2011) -
We need to discuss an exit strategy.
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The question is, what is the strategy going to be?
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It's the vision, it's the strategy, it's the end point.
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It's a long term strategy of cash flow, correct?
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And so this is a great strategy for you to use.
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Anyway, how was the strategy meeting?
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So our strategy now is to sue them.
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To implement your plan, you will need to develop a strategy with your administration for implementation.
Academic text (2011) -
It's a strategy that Apex have used before this season.
Synonyms
∞
1.0
A set of steps arranged to reach a goal
494
3.9
A way of organizing work or thoughts
166
3.2
A plan or purpose that guides someone's actions
71
3.7
A set of actions that helps a team or person reach a goal
70
3.6
A plan of steps to reach a goal
13
3.4
A clear set of steps to reach a goal
11
3.2
A set of planned actions to solve a problem or reach a goal
Antonyms
Compounds
- Literature
A plan by one country to help itself by hurting other countries' trade
A plan to make people think better of a brand by using persuasion and dishonest tactics
- Jargon
A way of leading where one person gives orders and controls other people
- Formal
A plan for how countries work together to manage money and trade
- Jargon
A public relations plan used to explain and defend Israel's government actions to people abroad
- NSFW
A plan that makes people or machines stop working without causing death and without causing damage
How Broad
Surface Forms
Etymology
Strategy comes from the Greek words strategia and strategos, meaning 'army leader' or 'general'. Think of a general's plan for victory; that image shows why strategy now means any careful plan to reach a goal.