tactical maneuver (Meaning)

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tactical maneuver (n)

a move made to gain a tactical end

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The tactical maneuver employed by the commander outflanked the enemy, leading to a decisive victory.
The fighter pilots executed a synchronized tactical maneuver to gain air superiority.
The stealth aircraft's tactical maneuver allowed it to avoid detection and strike the target undetected.
The submarine's tactical maneuver enabled it to evade enemy sonar and launch a torpedo attack.
The military's tactical maneuver involved using terrain and cover to gain a strategic advantage.
The police officers used a tactical maneuver to apprehend a dangerous suspect without causing harm.
The tactical maneuver in the football game allowed the team to gain possession of the ball.
The tactical maneuver in the chess match enabled the player to checkmate the opponent.
The video game character employed a tactical maneuver to defeat a powerful boss.
The tactical maneuver in the business strategy meeting secured a valuable contract for the company.

a move made to gain a tactical end

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The tactical maneuver employed by the commander outflanked the enemy, leading to a decisive victory.

The fighter pilots executed a synchronized tactical maneuver to gain air superiority.

The stealth aircraft's tactical maneuver allowed it to avoid detection and strike the target undetected.

The submarine's tactical maneuver enabled it to evade enemy sonar and launch a torpedo attack.