Strategic is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STRATEGIC in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• relating to strategy, also STRATEGICAL
• relating to the identification of long-term or overall aims and interests and the means of achieving them
• designed or planned to serve a particular purpose
• relating to the gaining of overall or long-term military advantage
• (of human or material resources) essential in fighting a war
• (of bombing or weapons) done or for use against industrial areas and communication centres of enemy territory as a long-term military objective
• Alt. of Strategical
• relating to or concerned with strategy
• highly important to or an integral part of a strategy or plan of action especially in war
• advantageous
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• of, relating to, or marked by strategy

Words related to STRATEGIC

advantageous17 strategical14 strategically19

Words that contain STRATEGIC

strategics13 strategical14 geostrategic16 nonstrategic15 strategically19 geostrategical18

How to use STRATEGIC in a sentence

• I had heard that between each and all of the protecting forts of Paris there are strategic ways, deep sunk roads where soldiers marching should be sheltered from an enemy.
• There is no doubt but the secret committee had its members well placed in positions of strategic importance for the coming event.
• Their position inside the lines was of the greatest strategic value.
• It was one of the strategic roads of that whole region, and the Hun had made a desperate fight to keep control of it.
• A city therefore that commands the Tiber valley, and especially the lower part of it, is in a position of strategic advantage with regard to the whole peninsula.
• We have allowed the great corporations to occupy with their own men the strategic points in business, in social, and in political life.
• These preparations are like a strategic march, and the natural extension of their naval bases leaves no doubt as to their meaning.
• By virtue of its strategic position and its commercial and political importance, it soon became one of the great cities of the eastern Mediterranean.
• At this time the then city was the capital of the new western extension of Wessex and an important and strategic stronghold in the long and bitter struggle with the Danes.
• At given distances, or at points of strategic importance, strong bodies of men are posted to keep the Boers from raiding, or from interfering with the railway or telegraph lines.
• In discussing engineering as a branch of the military art, we spoke of the use of fortifications on land frontiers, and their influence on the strategic operations of a campaign.
• Here the American Missionary Association holds a strategic position.
• Not colonies, but military power and strategic positions for exercising world power in future, are her real aims.
• Another man, bearing a note from Freda, also waited at that strategic point.
• Often and often, like good strategic generals, we were induced by circumstances to change our plans or our method of attack at the last moment.
• She is the one who must sit always at its center, the one who holds a strategic position for dealing directly with its problems.
• It will be seen, therefore, that Gorizia is really the gateway to Trieste, and a place of immense strategic importance.
• For strategic purposes, however, Alsace and Lorraine, with the exception of one district, were taken.
• Originally it was considered only as a great strategic point, and its garrisons were to keep the surrounding country in subjection.
• The Island of Cyprus occupied a strategic position in the Mediterranean, and moreover had been the scene of much turmoil.
• Throughout the ages its strategic importance has been immense.
• He took six picked men with him that afternoon to the farm, and made a strategic survey of the situation.
• His strategic defeat in 1812 may be represented as the consequence either of an excess, or of a deficiency, of energy.
• IT IS, THEREFORE, A BAD SIGN OF THE STRATEGIC SITUATION IF BATTLES OF THIS KIND BECOME TOO FREQUENT.
• Malta, then as always, was of supreme strategic importance for the domination of the Mediterranean.
• The British had taken their stand directly on the railroad track, the most strategic point for miles.
• Romans, like their neighbors and competitors, were reaching out to provide themselves with food, building materials, trade opportunities, strategic advantages.
• At the outset of the struggle strategic geographical advantages were occupied and utilized by local groups.
• The measure of success in the power struggle is the occupation of strategic strong points.
• Yet the American Negroes stand today as the greatest strategic group in the world.
• The plan of the vital campaign of the Tennessee, one of the great strategic movements of history, was made by Anna Ella Carroll.

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