Dictionary.com's Word of the Day - zugzwang - Chess. a situation

May 31, 2017 - Zugzwang definition, a situation in which a player is limited to moves that cost pieces or have a damaging positional effect. See more.

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Dictionary.com on X: Zugzwang means compulsion to move in German. It is one of several terms that we Anglophones have borrowed to describe moves, people, and actions related to chess. /

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Susie Dent @ @susie dent Word of the day is Zugzwang [tzoog- tzwung]: a situation in chess (and life) in which a move must be made, but each possible one will make the situation worse. AM - 2022-09-05 Twitter for iPhone - iFunny Brazil

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In chess, it's called Zugzwang when the only viable move is not to move. : r/MarvelSnap

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