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diplomatic

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Synonyms: diplomatie, diplomat, undiplomatic, diplomatist, diplomats, diplomatism, diplomatize, diplomate, diplomatics, diploetic, diplomates

Antonyms: diplomatie, diplomat, undiplomatic, diplomatist, diplomats, diplomatism, diplomatize, diplomate, diplomatics, diploetic, diplomates

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Adjective

  1. Concerning the [[relationship]]s between the [[government]]s of [[countries]].
  2. Exhibiting [[diplomacy]]; exercising [[tact]] or [[courtesy]]; using [[discussion]] to avoid [[hard feelings]], [[fight]]s or [[argument]]s.
  3. Describing a [[publication]] of a text which follows a single basic [[manuscript]], but with [[variant]]s in other [[manuscript]]s noted in the [[critical apparatus]].
  4. Relating to [[diplomatics]], or the study of old texts; [[paleographic]].

Noun

  1. The [[science]] of [[diploma]]s, or the art of [[decipher]]ing ancient writings and determining their age, [[authenticity]], etc.; [[paleography]].

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