tactics (B2)
noun
Pronunciation: /ˈtæktɪks/
Definition
Methods and actions used to achieve a particular goal, especially in war, politics, or business.
Examples
The company's marketing tactics were very successful.
He employed clever tactics to win the debate.
The army used guerrilla tactics to fight the invaders.
How to Use tactics
- tactics of (prepositional phrase)
- Referring to the specific methods or strategies used by someone or something. — "We need to understand the enemy's tactics of infiltration."
- use tactics (collocation)
- To employ or implement specific methods or strategies. — "The politician used shrewd tactics to win the election."
- clever tactics (collocation)
- Smart or ingenious methods used to achieve a goal. — "She employed clever tactics to get the best deal."
- defensive tactics (collocation)
- Strategies used to protect oneself or one's position. — "The team resorted to defensive tactics to hold their lead."
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