Chiefly British spelling of one who strategises — a person who plans, devises strategy, or thinks in terms of long-term tactics.
Chiefly British spelling of one who strategises — a person who plans, devises strategy, or thinks in terms of long-term tactics. The word is the standard British English form (as opposed to American 'strategizer') and appears in business, political, and sports contexts. It carries a slightly formal register.
She was the team's chief strategiser, thinking three moves ahead while everyone else reacted to the moment.
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(chiefly, UK) One who strategises.
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