diplomacy in Greek
diplomacy in Greek is διπλωματία — diplomacy means the practice of managing relations between countries through negotiation rather than conflict.
diplomacy in Greek
διπλωματία
Pronounced: diplomatia
What does "diplomacy" mean?
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noun The practice of managing relations between countries through negotiation rather than conflict.
"Years of diplomacy finally led to a peace agreement."
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noun Skill and tact in handling people or difficult situations.
"It took real diplomacy to calm both sides down."
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diplomacy in a sentence
- Years of diplomacy finally led to a peace agreement.
- The two nations used quiet diplomacy to avoid a trade dispute.
- It took real diplomacy to calm both sides down.
- Handling the family argument at dinner required a great deal of diplomacy.
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What is "diplomacy" in Greek?
"diplomacy" in Greek is διπλωματία. diplomacy means: The practice of managing relations between countries through negotiation rather than conflict.
How do you pronounce διπλωματία?
"diplomacy" in Greek is διπλωματία, pronounced "diplomatia".
How do you use "diplomacy" in a sentence?
Example: "Years of diplomacy finally led to a peace agreement." In Greek, "diplomacy" is διπλωματία.
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