Negotiated compromise
Compromise
A compromise
A compromise
A compromise
Compromise - an agreement reached where each side gives up something is called.
Compromise
The act or practice of each side giving up something on order to reach an agreement
The agreement you're referring to is commonly known as a "compromise." In a compromise, both parties make concessions to reach a mutually acceptable solution, often resulting in a middle ground that satisfies some of the interests of each side. This approach is often used in negotiations to resolve conflicts or disagreements.
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A compromise.
compromise
Compromise involves reaching an agreement where each party gives up something to find a middle ground, even if it may not fully satisfy everyone. Consensus, on the other hand, is when all parties reach an agreement or decision that fully satisfies everyone involved, without needing to make concessions.