tactician

[tak-tish-uhn]

noun

1. a person who is adept in planning tactics. tactics.

Word History and Origins

Origin of tactician¹

First recorded in 1790–1800; tactic + -ian

Example Sentences

He has a fantastic proven record in Scotland and is a brilliant tactician and man-manager.

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From a captaincy point of view, Steve Smith stepping up to lead would not be a problem - he is arguably a better tactician than Cummins.

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Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller appears to have stepped up as the twisted strategist and face of the administration, while Chief of Staff Susie Wiles is the chief tactician.

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Spencer was a campaign strategist and master tactician who helped usher into office generations of GOP leaders, foremost among them Ronald Reagan.

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Introducing more control into the approach and repurposing players according to their strengths has worked marvels for the Dutch tactician.

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