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strategic

adjective
Saystruh-TEE-jikUS/stɹəˈti.d͡ʒɪk/UK/stɹəˈtiː.d͡ʒɪk/

2 meanings of strategic

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  1. 1
    adjective
    Having to do with planning the best way to reach an important goal.

    Like choosing your moves in a board game to win the whole game, not just the next turn.

    The team made a strategic plan to win the contest.

    Choosing where to open the new store was a strategic decision.

    Similarstrategical

    Oppositetactical, haphazard, unplanned

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  2. 2
    adjective
    Used for big, long-term military plans rather than small, local fights.

    Like planning a whole season for a sports team, not just the next game.

    Bombers were used for strategic attacks deep inside enemy land.

    The two countries argued over strategic weapons that could reach far away.

    Similarlong-range

    Oppositetactical

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Origin

From a Greek word meaning "of or for a general," from the Greek word for a general, which came from the words for "army" and "I lead."