Compromises

What do we mean by compromises?

The settlement of differences by arbitration or by consent reached by mutual concessions.

A committal to something derogatory or objectionable; a prejudicial concession; a surrender.

In data security, a violation of the security system such that an unauthorized disclosure or loss of sensitive information may have occurred, or the unauthorized disclosure or loss itself.

When two people come to an agreement on something. Both give a little. Urban Dictionary

A beautiful way to solve the issues and problems peacefully through straight forward conversation. Urban Dictionary

In marriage - an amiable arrangement between husband and wife whereby they agree to let her have her own way. Urban Dictionary

To meet somebody half way.. compromisation. To compromise is to make a deal where one person gives up part of his or her demand. In arguments, compromise is a concept of finding agreement through communication, through a mutual acceptance of terms—often involving variations from an original goal or desire. Urban Dictionary

A guido's compensation for the lack of an adequate vocabulary. "ation" is added to "compromise" to make the most most complicated word of the guido vocabulary even more complicated. Urban Dictionary

Is when nobody gets what they wanted. Urban Dictionary

An agreement between two or more political parties in which one attempts to be reasonable and the other agrees to whine until they get everything they want under the pretense that the other party or parties are not, in fact compromising. Urban Dictionary

Is when both parties plan to cooperate so they both can be satisfied and have their separate needs met Urban Dictionary

Mixing a good idea with a bad idea to make a slightly less bad idea in the name of bipartisanship. Urban Dictionary

She will always get what she wants Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to compromises:
compromises, compromise, compromised, compromiser, compromisers, comprises, compromis, kompromiss.

Words that rhyme with compromises:
exercises, comprises, apologizes, enterprises, phizes, rises, arises, emphasizes, symbolizes, chastises, utilizes, dieses, advises, prizes, analyzes, specializes, devises, franchises, sizes, guises, lyses, excises, surprises, realizes, surmises, despises, disguises, summarizes, epitomizes, enfranchises, marginalizes, neutralizes, advertises, revises, recognizes, sensationalizes, criticizes, memorizes, supervises, authorizes, characterizes, prises, improvises, idolizes, mises, maximizes, fertilizes, organizes, agonizes, harmonizes, jeopardizes, downsizes, prioritizes, scrutinizes, stabilizes, idealizes, legitimizes, minimizes, alphabetizes, demobilizes, itemizes, materializes, equalizes, wises, ironizes, monopolizes, crystallizes, energizes, subsidizes, dramatizes, hypnotizes, tantalizes, humanizes, synchronizes, brutalizes, capitalizes, categorizes, departmentalizes, economizes, mischaracterizes, pressurizes, rhapsodizes, satirizes, polymerizes, customizes, democratizes, fantasizes, galvanizes, normalizes, immunizes, sympathizes, depressurizes, paralyzes, polarizes, terrorizes, formalizes, liberalizes, overemphasizes, demilitarizes, hellenizes.

Adjectives that are often used to describe compromises:
many, such, political, necessary, certain, various, further, possible, more, acceptable, reasonable, practical, inevitable, numerous, moral, major, significant, workable, pragmatic, legislative, temporary, uneasy, difficult, serious, painful, satisfactory, unsatisfactory, minor, mutual, delicate, tactical, ethical, easy, ideological, endless, complex, fewer, past, constitutional, appropriate, successive, creative, successful, weak, ingenious, substantial, territorial, diplomatic, sensible, expedient, awkward, unacceptable, realistic, fair, institutional, strategic, judicious, shabby, innumerable, sectional, historic, subtle, minute, constructive.

Consonant match to compromises:
compromisers, compromise his, compromise is.

Words that sound like compromises:
compromises, compromising, compromise, compromised, compromiser, compromis, comprises, uncompromising, sympathizes, sympathises.