strategically — in a way that is carefully planned to achieve a particular purpose or advantage
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: in a way that is carefully planned to achieve a particular purpose or advantage
Pronunciation (IPA): /strəˈtiːdʒɪkli/
Example Sentences
- She strategically ate all the chocolate before her roommate came home.
- The military base was strategically positioned to control the mountain pass.
- He strategically 'forgot' his wallet when the dinner bill arrived.
strategically
ADVERB[/strəˈtiːdʒɪkli/]
in a way that is carefully planned to achieve a particular purpose or advantage
The general positioned his troops strategically to defend the mountain pass.
The company invested strategically in renewable energy projects. (PLAN + ADVANTAGE = STRATEGICALLY)
Act strategically, work practically, and improve dramatically.
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“She strategically ate all the chocolate before her roommate came home.”
“The military base was strategically positioned to control the mountain pass.”
“He strategically 'forgot' his wallet when the dinner bill arrived.”
“The company strategically diversified its investments to minimize risk.”
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