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politic

/ˈpɑːlətɪk/

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adjective

/ˈpɑːlətɪk/C1formalpolitical
  • ruПроявляющий осторожное благоразумие и такт; проницательный в практических делах, особенно в деликатных или связанных с властью ситуациях.

Displaying careful judgment and practical sense; shrewd and tactful, particularly in sensitive or power-related situations.

  1. Prudent and shrewdC1formalpolitical

    Showing clever judgment and practical wisdom, especially when dealing with delicate situations or people.

    ruБлагоразумный и проницательный

    • It was a ___ decision to stay silent until the negotiations concluded.
    • The advisor gave a ___ response that offended no one.
    • Her ___ handling of the budget crisis saved the administration.
    • Avoiding that topic was the only ___ move in the meeting.
    • He chose the most ___ path by compromising with the rival party.

    Synonymsastutediplomaticdiscreetjudiciousprudentsensibleshrewdtactfulwise

    Antonymsfoolishimprudentincautiousindiscreetrash

  2. Tactful and diplomaticC1formalpolitical

    Acting in a way that avoids causing offence and maintains harmony, particularly in social or governance contexts.

    ruТактичный и дипломатичный

    • Her ___ remarks eased the tension between the two departments.
    • It is not always ___ to express every honest thought.
    • The ambassador’s ___ approach kept the talks alive.
    • He was ___ enough to change the subject when the argument intensified.
    • A ___ silence can be more valuable than a rash reply.

    Synonymsconsideratediplomaticdiscreetjudiciousprudentsensitivetactful

    Antonymsbluntimpoliticindiscreettactlessundiplomatic

Forms
  • more politic comparative form
  • most politic superlative form
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