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A play, perhaps? Or gambit?

As in, given a certain context, you might execute a play from a playbook, or employ a certain gambit.

Both fallsfall somewhere between strategy and tactics, I'd say. Preplanned, but contingent on the situation. Rehearsed tactics, really.

And both are short (which, I gather from your comments, is what you're looking for). Of course, "play" in particular is also a word with many different meanings, so it may confuse.

Scheme or ploy would be other possibilities, though both are often used when describing more nefarious trickery.

Strategem is a synonym for either of these, by the way.

A play, perhaps? Or gambit?

As in, given a certain context, you might execute a play from a playbook, or employ a certain gambit.

Both falls somewhere between strategy and tactics, I'd say. Preplanned, but contingent on the situation. Rehearsed tactics, really.

And both are short (which, I gather from your comments, is what you're looking for). Of course, "play" in particular is also a word with many different meanings, so it may confuse.

Scheme or ploy would be other possibilities, though both are often used when describing more nefarious trickery.

Strategem is a synonym for either of these, by the way.

A play, perhaps? Or gambit?

As in, given a certain context, you might execute a play from a playbook, or employ a certain gambit.

Both fall somewhere between strategy and tactics, I'd say. Preplanned, but contingent on the situation. Rehearsed tactics, really.

And both are short (which, I gather from your comments, is what you're looking for). Of course, "play" is also a word with many different meanings, so it may confuse.

Scheme or ploy would be other possibilities, though both are often used when describing more nefarious trickery.

Strategem is a synonym for either of these, by the way.

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A play, perhaps? Or gambit?

As in, given a certain context, you might execute a play from a playbook, or employ a certain gambit.

Both falls somewhere between strategy and tactics, I'd say. Preplanned, but contingent on the situation. Rehearsed tactics, really.

And both are short (which, I gather from your comments, is what you're looking for). Of course, "play" in particular is also a word with many different meanings, so it may confuse.

Scheme or ploy would be other possibilities, though both are often used when describing more nefarious trickery.

Strategem is a synonym for either of these, by the way.