fabian

• Adjetivo que describe a una persona o estrategia cautelosa, dilatoria o que evita el enfrentamiento directo, usado a menudo en contextos políticos o militares. Deriva del nombre del general romano Fabio Máximo.

An adjective describing a person or strategy that is cautious, delaying, or avoids direct confrontation, often used in a political or military context. Derived from the Roman general Fabius Maximus.

1. Cautious delaying strategyC1formal

   Using a cautious, slow strategy to wear down opposition by avoiding direct confrontation.

   Estrategia fabiana

   • The politician adopted a Fabian approach, slowly gathering support rather than attacking directly.
   • Their Fabian tactics frustrated the opposition, who expected a quick battle.
   • Historians describe the general's campaign as Fabian, relying on attrition over bold strikes.

   Sinónimoscautiousdilatoryevasive

   Antónimosaggressivedirectimpetuousrashreckless

• Nombre propio o adjetivo relacionado con una persona, lugar o entidad, así como con el nombre romano Fabius o el movimiento político de la sociedad fabiana.

A proper noun referring to a specific person, place, or entity.

incontable · nombre propio

1. Member of the Fabian SocietyC1formalbritish

   A member or supporter of the Fabian Society, a British socialist organization that advocates for gradual and democratic social change.

   Miembro de la Sociedad Fabiana

   • George Bernard Shaw was a prominent Fabian.
   • The Fabians played a key role in the founding of the Labour Party.
   • She joined the Fabian Society to promote gradual reform.