gambit|gambits in English

noun

[gam·bit || 'gæmbɪt]

tactic in which a piece is sacrificed to gain an advantage (Chess); maneuver by which one seeks to gain an advantage

Use "gambit|gambits" in a sentence

1. There are few conversational gambits in discussions or meetings.

2. China's current gambit is myopic.

3. Campaign strategists are calling the plan a clever political gambit.

4. Alekhine vs. Yates, London 1922, Queen's Gambit Declined: Orthodox Defense.

5. After that their next gambit is arms and tourism.

6. His favorite opening gambit is: " What a beautiful day! "

7. Just a cheeky opening gambit in a tough negotiation?

8. Her clever opening gambit gave her an early advantage.

9. 23 Her clever opening gambit gave her an early advantage.

10. It's part of Episode 6, Chapter 3: A Counteroffensive Gambit

11. These questions are often an opening gambit for a negotiation.

12. Warwick's opening gambit is to blur the line between consciousness and intelligence.

13. "Adjournment" is the sixth episode of The Queen's Gambit

14. It's a gambit designed to turn Fischer against his own subconscious.

15. He had fallen , Warren Trent realized , for an ancient , elementary gambit.

16. Their promise to lower taxes is clearly an election-year gambit.

17. "I hear you're a friend of Jamie's, " was her opening gambit.

18. This year’s Netflix smash The Queen’s Gambit had definitely contributed to the Anglophile …

19. His opening gambit at the debate was a direct attack on Government policy.

20. The an Offer Gambit works well to stop the buyer grinding away on you.

21. He sees the proposal as more of a diplomatic gambit than a serious defense proposal.

22. The opposition have dismissed promises of tax cuts as a pre-election gambit.

23. 2nd Swing Golf offers unbeatable selection on the gambit of golf Clubs for sale

24. 'Buffetting' the Tax Code President Obama's gambit could backfire -- to the benefit of investors

25. But it's just the opening gambit in what could be a long chess match.