diplomacy

UK /dɪˈpləʊməsi/ US /dɪˈploʊməsi/
noun 2

Collocations

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1

(noun.) managing international relations

ADJ

careful, shrewd

gunboat

The wealthy nations used gunboat diplomacy to force the smaller countries into unfavorable trade agreements.

international | secret

personal

The ambassador relied on personal diplomacy to build trust between the two nations.

traditional

Modern technology has changed how countries practice traditional diplomacy with each other.

preventive

shuttle

The ambassador engaged in shuttle diplomacy to negotiate peace between the two neighboring countries.

Anglo-French, European, Russian, etc.

VERB + DIPLOMACY

use

The government decided to use diplomacy to resolve the border dispute peacefully.

DIPLOMACY + VERB

go on

A lot of quiet diplomacy went on between the two countries before they signed the agreement.

PREP

by/through ~

The two countries settled their disagreement by diplomacy instead of going to war.

2

(noun.) skill in dealing with people

ADJ

great | quiet

VERB + DIPLOMACY

have

The successful ambassador had the diplomacy needed to resolve the international dispute peacefully.

exercise, show, use

The ambassador will exercise diplomacy to resolve the conflict between the two nations.

call for, need, require

Resolving the disagreement between the two countries will require skillful diplomacy and patience.

PREP

by/through ~

We resolved the dispute through diplomacy rather than taking it to court.

with ~

He managed to resolve the conflict with careful diplomacy instead of making things worse.

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