tactic (C1)
noun
Pronunciation: /ˈtæktɪk/
Definition
A carefully planned action or method used to achieve a particular goal or advantage, especially in a competition, conflict, or negotiation.
Examples
The company's new marketing tactic involved using social media influencers.
His main tactic was to wear down his opponent with relentless attacks.
We need to develop a sound strategy and the specific tactics to implement it.
How to Use tactic
- tactic of (prepositional phrase)
- Indicating possession or association with a particular method or approach. — "The tactic of using fear was employed by the regime."
- tactic for (prepositional phrase)
- Describing the purpose or goal of a specific action or method. — "This tactic for improving sales has been very effective."
- develop a tactic (collocation)
- To create or devise a specific plan or method. — "We need to develop a new tactic to deal with this problem."
- use a tactic (collocation)
- To employ or implement a particular strategy or action. — "She decided to use the tactic of distraction to get what she wanted."
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