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Often used in the same context:
negotiators,
modus vivendi,
accord,
impasse,
conferees,
agreement,
consensus,
negotiation,
stalemate,
conciliation,
counterproposal,
disagreements,
resolution,
proposal,
bill,
detente,
haggling,
deal,
legislation,
dickering,
moderates,
concessions,
concord,
constructiveness,
tradeoff,
differences,
bargaining,
unity,
solution,
amendments,
stopgap,
unanimity,
mediation,
pact,
budge,
bizonal,
deadlock,
wrangling,
mediator,
counteroffer,
brinkmanship,
settlement,
crossbench,
consociational,
centrists,
resolve,
reconciliation,
reconcilation,
reform,
lawmakers,
pragmatism,
measure,
vetoes,
maximalists,
lowest common denominator,
intransigence,
plea bargain,
talks,
sides,
wavering,
fillibuster,
obstructionist,
nonstarter,
sensibleness,
breakthrough,
coexistence,
fallback,
senators,
bridgeable,
factions,
arguers,
renegotiation,
galvano,
fusionism,
quid pro quo,
endgame,
stumbling block,
aftra,
acrimony,
neutrality,
cerate,
federalism,
framework,
hardball,
peace,
rapprochement,
gridlock,
principle,
fig leaf,
lame duck,
truce,
partisanship,
sacrifice,
openness,
legislative,
plurilateral,
coalitions,
standoff,
eleventh hour,
obstinacy,
wording,
workaround,
compromises,
alternative,
emendation,
choice,
corrective,
safeguard,
substitute,
counterweight,
correctives,
deterrent,
excuse,
loophole,
opportunity,
option,
prelude,
result,
scapegoat,
accommodation,
alibi,
counterbalance,
reparations,
centralist,
conciliatory,
freetrade,
restrictionist,
tariff,
bipartisan,
deregulatory,
greenback,
repeal,
statesmanlike,
suffrage,
antimonopoly,
apartheid,
called,
considered,
controversial
More specific:
give and take
Appears in the definition of:
clay,
compromiser,
dovishness,
dred scott,
eviscerate,
face-saving,
foursquare,
henry clay,
intransigence,
intransigency,
negotiable,
on the table,
quotient verdict,
rigid,
scott,
squarea,
squarely,
straightforward,
straightforwardly,
strict,
the great compromiser,
trade-off,
tradeoff,
unyielding,
weakly
More general:
accommodation,
agree,
concur,
cooperation,
endanger,
expose,
peril,
queer,
scupper
Synonyms:
via media
Also try:
— Adjectives for compromise:
political,
best,
reasonable,
good,
acceptable,
respiratory,
possible,
hemodynamic,
vascular,
satisfactory,
uneasy,
more...
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