verb
strategize
STRA-tuhd-zhyz
Strategize (verb) means to work out a plan for achieving a goal. Example: “The team met on Monday to strategize about the product launch.”
verb
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To work out a plan for achieving a goal.
"The team met on Monday to strategize about the product launch."
"She strategized carefully before entering the salary negotiation."
How to use strategize
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishTo sit down and plan out how you're going to win or succeed at something.
Common pairings
strategize about
time to strategize
strategize together
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Word forms
- Third person singular
- strategizes
- Past tense
- strategized
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What does “strategize” mean?
The word “strategize” means to work out a plan for achieving a goal. In plain terms, to sit down and plan out how you're going to win or succeed at something.
How do you pronounce “strategize”?
“Strategize” is pronounced STRA-tuhd-zhyz (/ˈstɹætəd͡ʒaɪz/ in IPA).
How do you use “strategize” in a sentence?
Here is “strategize” used in a sentence: “The team met on Monday to strategize about the product launch.”
What part of speech is “strategize”?
“Strategize” is a verb.
