Synonyms for diplomatically
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1. diplomaticallyadverb

   with diplomacy; in a diplomatic manner

   "he answered very diplomatically"

   Antonyms:
   undiplomatically

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1. tactfully

   carefully; delicately

   she tactfully brought this difficult issue to his attention.

   Submitted by acronimous on January 31, 2014  

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1. John McCain:

   We should throw their ambassador the hell out of the United States of America, this is the United States of America. This isn't Turkey; this isn't a third-world country; and this kind of thing cannot go unresponded to diplomatically.

2. Joseph Dunford:

   So, I think for all of us, we should give Secretary Tillerson full support in attempting to resolve this diplomatically and economically, even as we recognize that it may not happen, and there may have to be a follow-up option, which is the military option, we can wring our hands and say it will never happen, or we can roll up our sleeves and make an effort to have a concerted economic and diplomatic plan that does cause KJU, Kim Jong Un, to come to the table and begin to have a conversation, at least stop the path that he’s on right now, which is further development of intercontinental ballistic missiles and nuclear capability. And to me it makes all the sense in the world to prove the theory of the case and to work this for a few more months.

3. Duyeon Kim:

   It's pretty clear he's not putting all his eggs in one United States basket because he has a bigger goal in mind -- achieving prosperity, achieving inter-Korean peace and reunification but on Pyongyang's terms, and engaging diplomatically with like-minded countries to show the world that Duyeon Kim loves and promotes peace more than Donald Trump.

4. Scott Pace:

   It's not just our machines or our people that we send into space. It's our values. It's who we are. It's things like rule of law, democracy, human rights, and a free market economy i see Artemis and our human expansion into space as a projection of our American values. It's about diplomatically shaping this new domain that we depend on.

5. Matt Mackowiak:

   If Putin does back down, it would be a modest foreign policy victory for Biden, and it would likely strengthen NATO, which would be a good thing, i doubt the Ukraine issue, if diplomatically resolved now, will matter much in the midterms nine months from now.