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/kɔ̃.pʁɔ.mi/
Translation
compromise
Word origin
From Latin compromissum ('a mutual promise to accept an arbiter's ruling'), from com- ('together') and promittere ('to promise').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- compromissum
- English cognates
- compromise, promise
Grammar
Examples
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The two sides found a compromise.
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A good compromise pleases nobody.
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He refuses any compromise on the price.
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This compromise saved the meeting.
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We have been looking for a compromise for months.
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