tactically (Meaning)

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tactically (r)

with regard to tactics

The army's tactically sound strategy enabled them to outmaneuver the enemy.
The CEO tactically repositioned the company within the market to gain a competitive edge.
The politician tactically exploited a divisive issue to secure votes.
The athlete tactically conserved energy throughout the race, resulting in a strong finish.
The salesperson tactically presented the product's benefits to close the deal.
The environmental activist tactically pressured the government into adopting green policies.
The lawyer tactically used cross-examination to discredit the opposing witness.
The investor tactically allocated funds across multiple asset classes to mitigate risk.
The poker player tactically concealed their intentions to maximize their winnings.
The negotiator tactically used concessions to advance their position in the talks.

with regard to tactics

prudent, politic, wise, desirable, possible,expedient, useful, profitable, advantageous, beneficial

imprudent, inadvisable, injudicious, impractical,unwise, impractical, unprofitable, unprofitable, inexpedient, injudicious

The army's tactically sound strategy enabled them to outmaneuver the enemy.

The CEO tactically repositioned the company within the market to gain a competitive edge.

The politician tactically exploited a divisive issue to secure votes.

The athlete tactically conserved energy throughout the race, resulting in a strong finish.