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How do you spell deplomacy?
The word is spelled diplomacy.
What is a sentence you can write for the word tactful?
She handled the situation with tactful diplomacy, ensuring everyone felt respected and heard.
How would you use diplomacy in a sentence?
'The customer is always right.', so you must use diplomacy when they're not.
What is a sentence using the word concordance?
the heads of state achieved concordance through patient diplomacy.
What vocabulary word describes the use of arms as a tool of diplomacy.?
"Gunboat diplomacy" is a term that describes the use of military force or the threat of military force as a tool of diplomacy to achieve political or economic goals.
Can you use the word Dipolmacy in a sentence?
Dipolmacy isn't a word. Diplomacy is. "The president tried to resolve the international conflict through diplomacy rather than violence."
Can you use diplomacy in a sentence?
***** ya i can ***** who ever wrote this does not know anything so the correct answer would bePresident Bush still has to master diplomacy. that is in a sentence
What is a good sentence for the word militarism?
"The country preferred using diplomacy rather than militarism."
What is a sentence with diplomacy?
President Bush still has to master diplomacy.
Use diplomacy in a sentence?
The subject of diplomacy is a very complicated matter.
How to use diplomacy in a sentence?
Thanks to her diplomacy, a misunderstanding was resolved peacefully.
What is a sentence using the word imperialism?
Imperialism is a policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force.
What part of speech is the word diplomacy?
The part of speech for the word diplomacy is a noun.
How do you spell deplomacy?
The word is spelled diplomacy.
What is a sentence you can write for the word tactful?
She handled the situation with tactful diplomacy, ensuring everyone felt respected and heard.
How do you put tact into a sentence?
The situation needed tact and diplomacy.
How would you use diplomacy in a sentence?
'The customer is always right.', so you must use diplomacy when they're not.
