Tactician

/tækˈtɪʃ.ən/

Meaning & Definition

noun
A person who is skilled in the planning and execution of strategies, especially in military or strategic contexts.
As a seasoned tactician, she was able to devise a plan that outsmarted their opponents.
A person who is adept at handling difficult situations and making clever decisions.
The tactician navigated the complex negotiations with remarkable finesse.
An individual who focuses on practical steps and actions to achieve goals.
His reputation as a skilled tactician in business led to several successful product launches.

Etymology

Derived from the word 'tactic', which comes from the Greek 'taktikos', meaning 'of arrangement or order'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

military tactician:
A strategist specialized in military operations and tactics.
political tactician:
A strategy expert in political maneuvering and negotiations.

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Slang Meanings

A clever planner or schemer.
He's not just a player; he's a real tactician in the game.
Someone who always has a trick up their sleeve.
You can count on her; she's a tactician who knows how to handle any situation.