tac·ti·cal 
/ˈtæktɪkəl/ adjective
/ˈtæktɪkəl/ adjective : of, relating to, or used for a specific plan that is created to achieve a particular goal in war, politics, etc.
▪ a tactical maneuver/procedure [=a maneuver/procedure that is done to produce a particular result] ▪ They gained a tactical advantage by joining with one of their competitors. ▪ He made a serious tactical error. ▪ tactical decisions/skills ▪ The planes provided tactical air support for the soldiers on the ground. ▪ tactical missiles/weapons [=missiles/weapons that are designed to be used over a short distance in a military battle]
▪ a tactical maneuver/procedure [=a maneuver/procedure that is done to produce a particular result] ▪ They gained a tactical advantage by joining with one of their competitors. ▪ He made a serious tactical error. ▪ tactical decisions/skills ▪ The planes provided tactical air support for the soldiers on the ground. ▪ tactical missiles/weapons [=missiles/weapons that are designed to be used over a short distance in a military battle]
— tac·ti·cal·ly /ˈtæktɪkli/ adverb
/ˈtæktɪkli/ adverb
