Compromise

Definition

Compromise refers to an agreement reached by mutual concessions from different parties involved in a conflict or negotiation. It involves finding middle ground between conflicting positions.

Related terms

Negotiation: The process of discussing and bargaining to reach a compromise or agreement.

Bipartisanship: Cooperation between two major political parties to find common ground on issues.

Give-and-take: The act of making concessions or compromises in order to achieve a desired outcome.