Diplomatique (en. Diplomatic)
/di.plɔ.ma.tik/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishFrench
adjective
Relating to diplomacy.
Diplomatic relations between the two countries have improved.
Les relations diplomatiques entre les deux pays se sont améliorées.
Characterized by tact and know-how in human relations.
She has always had a diplomatic approach in her negotiations.
Elle a toujours eu une approche diplomatique dans ses négociations.
Which is likely to avoid conflicts.
His attitude was very diplomatic, seeking to ease tensions.
Son attitude était très diplomatique, cherchant à apaiser les tensions.
Etymology
Derived from the Latin 'diplomaticus', which means 'related to diplomas' or 'the art of diplomacy'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
career diplomat
A person who works in diplomacy.
diplomatique de carrière
diplomatic language
Language used for official communications between nations.
langue diplomatique
diplomatic solution
Peaceful solution to a conflict through discussion.
solution diplomatique
Related Words
diplomat
Official agent in charge of representing their country.
diplomate
diplomacy
The art of managing relations between states.
diplomatie
conflict
Situation of disagreement or antagonism.
conflit
Slang Meanings
A crafty and skillful individual in social manipulation.
He is so diplomatic; he seems like a real politician.
Il est tellement diplomatique, on dirait un vrai politicien.
A way of acting without hurting anyone.
He used a diplomatic approach to avoid drama.
Il a utilisé une approche diplomatique pour éviter le drame.