Tactics is valid Scrabble Word

Is tactics a scrabble word?
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7 letters word
11 points in Scrabble
13 points in WWF

Definitions for TACTICS in dictionary:

NOUN:

TACTIC, a manoeuvre for gaining an objective
an action or strategy carefully planned to achieve a specific end
the art of disposing armed forces in order of battle and of organizing operations, especially during contact with an enemy
art of directing military forces in battle
The science and art of disposing military and naval forces in order for battle, and performing military and naval evolutions. It is divided into grand tactics, or the tactics of battles, and elementary tactics, or the tactics of instruction.
Hence, any system or method of procedure.
the branch of military science dealing with detailed maneuvers to achieve objectives set by strategy
a plan for attaining a particular goal

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

a maneuver for gaining an objective

Words related to TACTICS

tactic10 tactician13 tacticians14

Words that contain TACTICS

syntactics17 phonotactics21 countertactics20

How to use TACTICS in a sentence

But no matter what my tactics, utter failure was invariably the result.
Crewe explained what tactics he had adopted to obtain a brief inspection of the stick in order to ascertain for his own satisfaction if it had belonged to Holymead.
But Harold, when he found that his hopes of surprising his adversary were vain, changed his tactics, and halted about seven miles from the Norman lines.
At first, as has been hinted, these various tactics had little effect.
She saw that she had gone too far, that she must change her tactics, or forever lose all influence with him, and make an enemy of him.
Two tactics of social democracy in the democratic revolution.
The consideration of this part of the subject, though perhaps properly belonging to the tactics of battles, will also be postponed to another occasion.
Nevertheless that a substantial improvement was the result seems clear, and further the new tactics appear to have made a marked impression upon the Dutch.
That the English certainly fought in line, and had reached a perfection in handling the formation which could only have been the result of constant practice in fleet tactics.
For officers with any real feeling for tactics its work was adequate.

There were voluntary classes for the study of tactics at which the younger officers sedulously studied the principles of out-posts, advance guards, rear guards and so on.
Accordingly, the development of a self-reliant infantry by thorough drill in the use of the rifle and in the tactics of open warfare was always uppermost.
He was afterwards Professor of Tactics at Sandhurst, and retired in 1894.
Then suddenly he adopted the same tactics as his opponent, and pressed him so hotly that he was, several times, obliged to give ground.
All views and all arguments set forth must be confined strictly to the principles and tactics either defended or attacked.
The matter seemed, up to near the end of the war, to involve more an academic dispute on tactics than a principle of vital importance.
It was not long before these tactics were called into play.
In a few minutes the English admiral had taught the world a new lesson in tactics.
Whatever may be said to the contrary, of military tactics and strategy they knew nothing.
With the first crack of a bullet we should have known that we were discovered and that it was no longer good tactics to stand still.
Nothing in all the history of the war appeals to me as quite so smooth a bit of tactics as the Falkland affair.
An Elementary Work on Military Tactics, in Question and Answer.
These refinements in the science of tactics and of war are of more recent discovery.
You are now to imagine the throne vacant, the actors in the late events passive spectators of what was to follow, and opportunity for a recurrence to parliamentary tactics.
And these tactics were slowly but surely driving the Germans back.
On holding a council of war to consider our future tactics, in which Mrs.
Then they would change their tactics and again endeavour to persuade us that they meant us no harm, but they would not lay down their spears.
The Austrians adopted similar tactics, with similar results.
However, at this time Alvarado, recently arisen to power through the usual revolutionary tactics, felt himself not entirely secure in his new position.
All tactics were exhausted from suggestion to positive command, and the rules of the hospital were quoted in vain.
Yet the question of slavery in the proposed State of Texas was thrust upon the attention of Congress by the persistent tactics of Alexander H.

Similar words containing TACTIC without suffix s

tactic10 atactic11 tactical12 geotactic14 isotactic13 syntactic16 tactician13 tacticity16 aerotactic14 asyntactic17 hypotactic22 paratactic16 rheotactic17 syntactics17 tactically17 tacticians14 chemotactic22 geotactical16 heliotactic18 hydrotactic22 phonotactic20 phototactic20 syntactical18 tacticities15 nontactical15 heterotactic19 paratactical18 phonotactics21 phyllotactic24 stereotactic16 syndiotactic20 thermotactic21 thigmotactic22 trophotactic21 syntactician19 countertactic19 geotactically21 syntactically23 syntacticians20 countertactics20 paratactically23 phyllotactical26 stereotactical18 chemotactically29 phototactically27

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