1.
strategic; strategically planned
Relating to or involving long-term planning and calculated decision-making to achieve a goal. Used in military, business, political, and everyday contexts where deliberate planning is emphasized.
A na-adjective formed from 戦略 (strategy) + 的. Originally a military term, now widely used in business, politics, diplomacy, and everyday life to describe anything involving careful long-term planning.
Often used adverbially as 戦略的に (strategically). Appears frequently in news, business writing, and policy discussions.
Common collocations
- 戦略的な判断: strategic decision
- 戦略的な提携: strategic partnership/alliance
- 戦略的な思考: strategic thinking
- 戦略的に重要な: strategically important
- 戦略的な撤退: strategic withdrawal
Similar words
- 戦術的な: tactical — shorter-term, focused on specific actions rather than overall plans
- 計画的な: planned; systematic — emphasizes having a plan without the competitive or adversarial nuance
- 政策的な: policy-related — focused on government or institutional policies
Related Words
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計画的 (planned)