Antonyms for diplomaticallydiplo·mat·i·cal·ly

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1. diplomaticallyadverb

   with diplomacy; in a diplomatic manner

   "he answered very diplomatically"

   Antonyms:
   undiplomatically

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1. Dean Cheng:

   What we have is China pushing very hard into the South China Sea, physically, politically, illegally and diplomatically, and the United States refraining from doing very much at all.

2. Igor Patrick:

   From what I heard, removing Ukraine from the list of things that they’re going to discuss was a demand from the Chinese government, there’s still some interest from the Brazilian part to raise the issue and to discuss ideas, and they hope to release a joint statement where they mention the Ukrainian conflict, calls for a peaceful solution and mediated diplomatically, but it’s not officially on the program and to a large extent that was expectable.

3. Todd Stern:

   There was real sense of dynamism and force in this thing by that point, i think it was tactically and diplomatically quite important for the negotiations.

4. Christine Lagarde:

   It has to be a large majority of the membership actually recognizing diplomatically the authorities that they regard as legitimate.

5. Savannah Guthrie:

   This moment is quite provocative. It's a statement from the Chinese President Xi Jinping to choose an athlete from the Uighur minority. It is an in your face response to those Western nations, including the U.S., who have called this Chinese treatment of that group genocide and diplomatically boycotted these games. There will be much discussion about this.

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