strategically
🇺🇸 /strəˈtiːdʒɪkliː/
📖 Definitions
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adverb
In a manner relating to the identification of long-term goals and the means to achieve them; with careful planning and foresight.; In a manner relating to military strategy; with regard to the planning and conduct of military operations.; In a deliberately calculated or cunning manner to achieve a particular advantage.
🔗 Details
Word forms
Collocations
strategically placedstrategically importantstrategically locatedstrategically positionedstrategically significantstrategically sound
Derivatives
strategystrategicstrategiststrategizestrategical
Synonyms
tacticallydeliberatelycarefullyprudentlythoughtfullyjudiciously
Antonyms
haphazardlyrandomlycarelesslyrecklessly
Commonly confused
tactically
EN: 'Tactically' relates to short-term actions and methods in a specific situation, while 'strategically' relates to long-term planning and overall direction.
strategic
EN: 'Strategic' is the adjective form (e.g., 'a strategic decision'); 'strategically' is the adverb form (e.g., 'strategically placed').
Spelling tips
EN: Remember the '-ically' ending: 'strategic' + '-ally' = 'strategically', not 'strategically' with a single 'l' or 'strategcly'.
💬 Examples
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The company strategically positioned itself in emerging markets to gain a competitive advantage.
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The hill was strategically important as it overlooked the entire valley.
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She strategically placed the furniture to make the small room appear larger.