Synonyms for tradecraft
trade·craft

Princeton's WordNet

1. tradecraftnoun

   skill acquired through experience in a trade; often used to discuss skill in espionage

   "instructional designers are trained in something that might be called tradecraft"; "the CIA chief of station accepted responsibility for his agents' failures of tradecraft"

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1. George Papadopoulos:

   According to public documents today... there was a lot of tradecraft, spycraft going on around my life during that time, so, I certainly wouldn't disabuse the notion that he might have been dangling something to see if I would bite or if the campaign would bite.

2. Peter Mattis:

   In terms of coming after and trying to get sources in the US intelligence community, [ the Chinese ] have become more aggressive and they've got better tradecraft and they're putting more money into it.

3. Bobby Chesney:

   That line can be hard to draw when it comes to tradecraft that is commonly used.

4. Chris Farrell:

   From very early on back in 2015, there's a concerted effort by agents from The FBI to apply intelligence tradecraft and intelligence operations to attack and undermine candidate Trump and now President Trump.

5. Thomas Waldhauser:

   They certainly have not given them a lot of financial assistance. So the point being is that perhaps improvement in tradecraft, in training and the like.