tactical

Modifies a noun

• voting: Be they tactical voting, stronger RESPECT regions or whatever.
• nous: It was his tactical nous, and his leadership that made him great, ask Conservative historian Andrew Roberts.
• shooter: Republic Commando - a vaguely tactical first-person shooter - is one such expansion of that Universe.
• acumen: My only question mark would be over his tactical acumen in the Premier League.
• weapon: There are worries, too, about the security of tactical nuclear weapons.

Modifying Another Word

• purely: The Default Notice is therefore seen as purely tactical in the face of the current adjudication.
• highly: This has led to Calderbank letters sometimes being used in a highly tactical way in negotiations.
• very: I was very tactical today, I attacked more than I did last week.
• also: Here it is physical but also tactical, " he says.
• merely: This is the case because substantive change itself must always move beyond the merely tactical or pragmatic.
• together: The TP meeting decisions are presented at the fortnightly Thursday Together tactical meeting, where decisions on the allocation of CO resources are made.