politique
- adjective
- /ˌpɒlɪˈtiːk/
- Formal
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político
- Adopting a politique stance, she chose compromise over confrontation in the debate.
Examples
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His politique response avoided controversy and kept both sides satisfied.
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Adopting a politique strategy, she prioritized consensus over rigid principles during the discussions.
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The leader's politique approach helped her navigate the complex negotiations successfully.
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Her politique approach to negotiations often leads to successful outcomes.
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The candidate's politique decisions impressed many voters.
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The leader's politique approach helped her navigate the complex negotiations successfully.
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His politique response avoided controversy and maintained support from both parties.
Synonyms
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4.7
Good at judging situations and making smart business decisions
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7.2
Careful and polite in words and actions to avoid upsetting people and gain an advantage
Antonyms
How Political
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word politique comes from the Greek root polis meaning 'city' and shares its root with the English word politics. So to be politique is to act with practical tact in public matters, choosing what keeps people and the city together.