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. Mark Dubowitz:

   It wouldn't surprise me if the Iranians try to get a last-minute negotiation, they could pull a Kim Jong Un on Kim Jong, use the diplomacy to undermine the sanctions on the assumption that President Donald Trump is unlikely to escalate further if President Donald Trump's talking to Iran.

2. Antony Blinken:

   It's also not about making concessions. It's about seeing whether, in the context of dialogue and diplomacy, there are things that both sides, all sides can do to reduce tensions.

3. John Kasich:

   We must be more forceful in the battle of ideas. U.S. public diplomacy and international broadcasting have lost their focus on the case for Western values and ideals and effectively countering our opponents' propaganda and disinformation, i will consolidate them into a new agency that has a clear mandate to promote the core, Judeo-Christian, Western values that we and our friends and allies share -- the values of human rights, the values of democracy, freedom of speech, freedom of religion and freedom of association.

4. Ned Price:

   We have been very clear about what we want to see happen. We are committed to the principle that dialogue will allow us to pursue our ultimate objective and that's quite simply the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula, we have no hostile intent towards the DPRK. We have been very clear about that. What we seek to do is to reduce the threat to the North Korea, to our allies in the region, and that includes the ROK( Republic of Korea or South Korea) and Japan, and we think we can do that through diplomacy with the ROK.

5. Jalel Harchaoui:

   Beyond France's prestige and commercial opportunities, an effective French diplomacy must ask what levers it can use vis-à-vis recalcitrant actors, it seems this basic question is no longer being asked in Paris.