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† stratageˈmatic, a. Obs.
Also 7 strategematick.
[a. obs. F. strategematique (16th c. in Godefroy), stratag- (Cotgr.), or ad. L. stratēgēmatic-us, f. stratēgēmat-, stratēgēma stratagem.]
Relating to, versed in, stratagem or strategy.
1589Puttenham Eng. Poesie i. viii. (Arb.) 35 Of this sorte of phantasie are all good Poets, notable Captaines stratagematique, all cunning artificers and enginers. 1629Maxwell tr. Herodian vi. 3 marg., In which words the excellent Author hath couched both the parts of Warre: viz. Tactick and Strategematick. 1646J. Hall Horæ Vac. 163 Greece and Rome did most excell in the art of War, whether the Tactick or the Stratagematick part. 1650― Paradoxes 93 Many great stratagematick wits, have no better ways either of startleing their enemies, or retaining their friends, then by increasing the shew of their dangers. |