diplomatic in Greek
diplomatic in Greek is διπλωματικός — diplomatic means relating to relations between governments and their representatives.
diplomatic in Greek
διπλωματικός
Pronounced: diplomatikos
Concerning the relationships between the governments of countries.
What does "diplomatic" mean?
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adj Relating to relations between governments and their representatives.
"Albania immediately severed diplomatic relations with Zimbabwe."
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adj Tactful and careful not to cause offense.
"Being diplomatic, he suggested a few changes without hurting anyone's feelings."
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diplomatic in a sentence
- Albania immediately severed diplomatic relations with Zimbabwe.
- The ambassador attended a diplomatic reception at the embassy last night.
- Being diplomatic, he suggested a few changes without hurting anyone's feelings.
- You need to be diplomatic when you tell a friend her cooking is too salty.
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What is "diplomatic" in Greek?
"diplomatic" in Greek is διπλωματικός. diplomatic means: Relating to relations between governments and their representatives.
How do you pronounce διπλωματικός?
"diplomatic" in Greek is διπλωματικός, pronounced "diplomatikos".
How do you use "diplomatic" in a sentence?
Example: "The ambassador attended a diplomatic reception at the embassy last night." In Greek, "diplomatic" is διπλωματικός.
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