strategetical (stratejetikal)

[ strategetic ally (str at-e-jet'i-kal-i), adv. In a strategetical manner. strategetics (str at-e-jet'iks), n. [Pl. of strate- getic (see -ics ).] Same as strategy . strategi, n. Plural of strategus , 1. strategic (str a-tej'ik), a . [= F. str atégique , strategic us (in neut. pl. strategic a , the deeds of a general), στρατηγικός , of or per- taining to a general, στρατηγός , a general: see stratagem, and cf. strategy .] Of, pertaining to, or of the nature of strategy; demanded by, used in, or characterized by strategy: as, strategic movements. Strategic battle. See battle1 , 1. strategical (str a-tej'i-kal), a. [ strategic + -al.] Same as strategic . strategically (str a-tej'i-kal-i), adv . In a str a- tegic manner; as regards strategy. strategics (str a-tej'iks), n. [Pl. of strategic (see -ics).] Same as strategy . strategist (str at'ē-jist), n. [F. str atégiste ; as strateg -y + -ist .] One skilled in strategy. tions of an army-namely, points whose occupation secures an undoubted advantage to the army holding them for offensive and defensive purposes, and points which it is erations comprises the territory to be invaded or defended the chief object of an to attain. The theater of by an army. It includes the base of operations, the objec tive point, the front of operations, the lines of operation, the lines of communication which connect the several lines of operations, obstacles, natural or artificial, lines of retreat, and places of refuge. The front of operations is the length of the line in advance of the base of operations covered or occupied by an army. 2. The use of artifice, fine e, or stratagem for the carrying out of any project. strath (strath), n. IMG:content-2255.png:[blocks in formation] [Gael. srath = Ir. srath , ed with street, ult. Lateret