Synonyms for diplomacy
dɪˈploʊ mə sidiplo·ma·cy

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1. diplomacy

   Synonyms:
   embassy, ministry, ambassadorship, representation, tact, contrivance, management, negotiation, outwitting, circumvention

   Antonyms:
   cancel, recall, conge, miscontrivance, mismanagement, maladministration, overvaulting, selfentanglement, selfdefeat, selfstultification

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1. diplomacy, diplomatic negotiationsnoun

   negotiation between nations

   Synonyms:
   statecraft, discreetness, diplomatic negotiations, statesmanship, delicacy, finesse

2. delicacy, diplomacy, discreetness, finessenoun

   subtly skillful handling of a situation

   Synonyms:
   diplomatic negotiations, daintiness, finesse, dainty, delicacy, statesmanship, prudence, circumspection, slightness, discreetness, fineness, airiness, treat, fragility, kickshaw, goody, discretion, statecraft

3. statesmanship, statecraft, diplomacynoun

   wisdom in the management of public affairs

   Synonyms:
   statecraft, delicacy, discreetness, diplomatic negotiations, finesse, statesmanship

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1. tance

   Submitted by elbertfarage on June 22, 2020  

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1. diplomacynoun

   Synonyms:
   art of negotiating

2. diplomacynoun

   Synonyms:
   artful management

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1. List of paraphrases for "diplomacy":

   diplomatic, foreign

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1. Stephen Biegun:

   Let me start by saying the obvious -- that diplomacy is still very much alive, while we haven't made as much progress in the six months as I would've hoped coming in on the first day, we stay closely engaged with our counterparts in North Korea.

2. Nita Lowey:

   I am astonished that three years into his administration, the president still does not appreciate the merits of sustained investments in diplomacy and development.

3. Rex Tillerson:

   We still hope for diplomacy, this is all part of continuing to turn this pressure up and we’ve continued to turn the pressure up on North Korea by getting other countries to join in and take actions on their own.

4. John Blaxland:

   Australia’s got nervous. We’ve seen the armed forces of China expand – the army, navy, air force, space force, cyber force [and] ballistic missile force, have all expanded exponentially in the last few years dramatically raising concerns about what that means for the security of Australia, a decade ago, this would have been unimaginable. But the changes in China, the wolf warrior diplomacy, President Xi’s own actions have generated a wake up call in Australia, the US, the UK and beyond. That’s why we’re seeing the fruits of today.

5. American Foreign Service Association:

   While we share our members' eagerness to get back to in-person work, American Foreign Service Association believes that the criteria set out by State Department — data, conditions on the ground in specific locations, and employee safety — have not been met, the criterion of a 14-day negative trend in new COVID-19 infections still does not exist in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area and, in fact, five of the seven indicators on the Diplomacy Strong dashboard show clearly that the Washington metro area should not be moving to this next stage.