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masterstroke

[mas-ter-strohk, mah-ster-] / ˈmæs tərˌstroʊk, ˈmɑ stər- /


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Wagner’s signing with the Rams last March was hailed as a masterstroke at the time, the defending Super Bowl champions picking up one of the greatest defensive players in the league’s history.

From Seattle Times

Despite the sneers of many Republicans who are eager to abandon the Ukrainians to the terror that awaits them if Putin wins, Biden’s surprise visit to Kyiv was a diplomatic masterstroke.

From Seattle Times

His masterstroke came in 1990 when he bought German sporting goods company Adidas, a move that also proved to be his downfall.

From Seattle Times

King also recounts the masterstrokes of her Hall of Fame career, including six years atop the world ranking and memorable battles in pursuit of 39 Grand Slam titles.

From Washington Post

It is not often that a young player breaks through into one of the truly elite Premier League clubs, especially a striker - but if Delap can, it could prove a very cost-effective masterstroke.

From BBC