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diplomatically [Am ˌdɪpləˈmædɪkli, Brit ˌdɪpləˈmatɪkli] ADV

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It is true that his approach to this was less than tactful, but then expansionism was not a business for the diplomatically inclined. en.wikipedia.org

Yet he is brilliant, referred to by some as the greatest scientist in the universe, and politically and diplomatically capable. en.wikipedia.org

Both nations have worked together on several important issues and have supported each other diplomatically. en.wikipedia.org

This is, however, a diplomatically delicate situation which has flared up occasionally. en.wikipedia.org

While not having a particular speech pattern, he often speaks formally and diplomatically. en.wikipedia.org

He was compelled to fight various forces, legally and diplomatically. en.wikipedia.org

It was a major turning point militarily and diplomatically. en.wikipedia.org

This stuff could have all been worked out diplomatically or legally before he got there. en.wikipedia.org

All of these appeals had to be dealt with as rapidly or as diplomatically as possible. en.wikipedia.org

In the months that followed, student, parents and teachers fought to keep the school open, both diplomatically and through protest, but to no avail. en.wikipedia.org

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