Synonym: delicacy, diplomatic negotiations, discreetness, finesse, statecraft, statesmanship. Similar words: diploma, diplomat, diplomatic, aplomb, primacy, legitimacy, stomach, megalomania. Meaning: [-əsɪ] 
n. 1. negotiation between nations 2. subtly skillful handling of a situation 3. wisdom in the management of public affairs.
n. 1. negotiation between nations 2. subtly skillful handling of a situation 3. wisdom in the management of public affairs. 
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31. The spy's activities were concealed by the cloak of diplomacy.
32. On all such occasions, the king stands in the wings, oiling the wheels of diplomacy.
33. As talks between the leaders broke down, several months of careful diplomacy were unravelled.
34. She handled the awkward situation with her usual quiet diplomacy.
35. The way forward in this situation is by diplomacy and negotiation.
36. He knew how to win by craft and diplomacy what he could not gain by force.
37. Boldness worked where diplomacy had failed.
38. Garnering such deals requires the art of diplomacy.
39. Quiet diplomacy was out; legal action was in.
40. Diplomacy is better than war.
41. Tact, diplomacy, flexibility, and communication skills are essential.
42. Diplomacy in a CAD manager is to be treasured.
43. All these benefits were acquired by a wily diplomacy.
44. When diplomacy ends, War begins. Adolf Hitler 
45. In consequence, Rome had recourse to diplomacy and negotiation.
46. Diplomacy and realpolitik continue to fascinate him.
47. Bill handles personnel problems with tact and diplomacy.
48. Yet continuity in this case implies Washington putting a brake on Kim's sunshine diplomacy.
49. Paredes saw that neither diplomacy nor duplicity were of any avail and prepared to defend the city against attack.
50. We want to persuade them of the value of diplomacy and talks to resolve disputes.
51. Not until the final year of Eisenhower's presidency was there a further attempt at summit diplomacy.
52. A new protocol that purports to fix that convention is the latest example of gesture diplomacy.
53. Parliament must exercise democratic control over the conduct of foreign policy. Secret diplomacy must be abolished. 3.
54. It has been and remains the most intractable problem of world diplomacy.
55. As most of this is regular no real hard sell is needed,[www.Sentencedict.com] though diplomacy would of course help.
56. But they never lost their capacity for diplomacy no matter what the provocation.
57. It provided a rare glimpse into the frank, private word of high-level diplomacy.
58. It also sounds like the kind of moral purpose with which Palmerston infused his gunboat diplomacy.
59. Clinton did some frantic shuttle diplomacy, but there was nothing doing.
60. It was a tricky situation that called for a lot of diplomacy.
More similar words: diploma, diplomat, diplomatic, aplomb, primacy, legitimacy, stomach, megalomania, illegitimacy, dip, dipping, diphtheria, kilometer, serendipity, triplex, multiply, principle, disciple, multiple, machine, grimace, macabre, conglomeration, principles, legacy, fallacy, multiplied, discipline, triplicate, macrocosm.