Definition of strategery in English:

strategery

noun strəˈtiːdʒəristrəˈtējərē

mass nounUS informal

Strategy (chiefly used ironically or derisively)
maybe this is his brilliant strategery—drive them so crazy that they act rashly!
Example sentencesExamples
- He's providing us with an object lesson in strategery.
- I believe that he has chosen the better strategery and is running a more efficient campaign — no doubt an advantage of his obvious organizational talent.
- Hey, a person can only handle one strategery at once, you know.
- Drawing lines in the sand isn't good strategery!
- A good strategery plan before quoting gaffes is to know your enemy.
- All of that double-reverse strategery disorients supporters.
- I think it would be bad for him to do a lot of "strategery" type stuff.
- He's planning strategery against us!
- He's going to be the fall guy in the classic strategery for evading accountability.
- He limits his polling data to the handful of senior advisers who attend the "strategery meetings".

Origin

Mid 19th century: alteration of strategy (originally as an unintentional error); popularized in the early 21st century in a comedy sketch about President George W. Bush on the US television series Saturday Night Live.

Definition of strategery in US English:

strategery

nounstrəˈtējərē

US informal

Strategy (chiefly used ironically or derisively)
maybe this is his brilliant strategery—drive them so crazy that they act rashly!
looks like all tactics and no strategery
Example sentencesExamples
- I believe that he has chosen the better strategery and is running a more efficient campaign — no doubt an advantage of his obvious organizational talent.
- Hey, a person can only handle one strategery at once, you know.
- Drawing lines in the sand isn't good strategery!
- All of that double-reverse strategery disorients supporters.
- He limits his polling data to the handful of senior advisers who attend the "strategery meetings".
- He's planning strategery against us!
- He's going to be the fall guy in the classic strategery for evading accountability.
- I think it would be bad for him to do a lot of "strategery" type stuff.
- A good strategery plan before quoting gaffes is to know your enemy.
- He's providing us with an object lesson in strategery.

单词	strategery
释义	Definition of strategery in English: strategery noun strəˈtiːdʒəristrəˈtējərē mass nounUS informal Strategy (chiefly used ironically or derisively) maybe this is his brilliant strategery—drive them so crazy that they act rashly! Example sentencesExamples He's providing us with an object lesson in strategery. I believe that he has chosen the better strategery and is running a more efficient campaign — no doubt an advantage of his obvious organizational talent. Hey, a person can only handle one strategery at once, you know. Drawing lines in the sand isn't good strategery! A good strategery plan before quoting gaffes is to know your enemy. All of that double-reverse strategery disorients supporters. I think it would be bad for him to do a lot of "strategery" type stuff. He's planning strategery against us! He's going to be the fall guy in the classic strategery for evading accountability. He limits his polling data to the handful of senior advisers who attend the "strategery meetings". Origin Mid 19th century: alteration of strategy (originally as an unintentional error); popularized in the early 21st century in a comedy sketch about President George W. Bush on the US television series Saturday Night Live. Definition of strategery in US English: strategery nounstrəˈtējərē US informal Strategy (chiefly used ironically or derisively) maybe this is his brilliant strategery—drive them so crazy that they act rashly! looks like all tactics and no strategery Example sentencesExamples I believe that he has chosen the better strategery and is running a more efficient campaign — no doubt an advantage of his obvious organizational talent. Hey, a person can only handle one strategery at once, you know. Drawing lines in the sand isn't good strategery! All of that double-reverse strategery disorients supporters. He limits his polling data to the handful of senior advisers who attend the "strategery meetings". He's planning strategery against us! He's going to be the fall guy in the classic strategery for evading accountability. I think it would be bad for him to do a lot of "strategery" type stuff. A good strategery plan before quoting gaffes is to know your enemy. He's providing us with an object lesson in strategery. Origin Mid 19th century: alteration of strategy (originally as an unintentional error); popularized in the early 21st century in a comedy sketch about President George W. Bush on the US television series Saturday Night Live.
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