Synonyms for diplomatically
diplo·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. tactfully

   carefully; delicately

   she tactfully brought this difficult issue to his attention.

   Submitted by acronimous on January 31, 2014  

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1. Matt Mackowiak:

   If Putin does back down, it would be a modest foreign policy victory for Biden, and it would likely strengthen NATO, which would be a good thing, i doubt the Ukraine issue, if diplomatically resolved now, will matter much in the midterms nine months from now.

2. White House spokesman Josh Earnest:

   We are quite concerned about protecting freedom of navigation, the free flow of commerce in the South China Sea, and we're going to continue to encourage all parties, big and small, to resolve their differences diplomatically and to not try to use their comparative size and strength to intimidate their neighbors.

3. State John Kerry:

   We would consider an ADIZ...over portions of the South China Sea as a provocative and destabilizing act which would automatically raise tensions and call into serious question China's commitment to diplomatically manage the territorial disputes of the South China Sea.

4. David Lidington:

   If the TTIP project fails I think that will send a really dismaying message about Europe's waning importance in world affairs, we should not pretend that that will have anything other than a damaging impact both economically and diplomatically.

5. Will Ripley:

   China has become a more serious problem than the Soviet Union ever was. Beijing first built its economy and its technological base before expanding its military capabilities. More importantly, it has been a far greater and more effective international player, diplomatically and economically, than the Soviet Union ever dreamed of being.