Diplomatic

Antonyms for diplomatic:

artless.

Synonyms for diplomatic:

Sense 1

attache, chancellery, ambassadorial, consul, embassy, diplomat, diplomatic corps, diplomatic immunity, high commissioner, diplomacy, pleasant, envoy, plenipotentiary, legate, diplomatic bag, diplomatic relations, Charge D'affaires.

Sense 2

verbal, accredited, ambassador.

Sense 6

sensitive.

Sense 7

delicate.

clever

strategic.

official

ministerial.

Other synonyms and related words:

chancellery, accredited, sensitive, diplomacy, legate, smooth, ambassadorial, envoy, tactful, diplomat, diplomatical, consul, pleasant, delicate, embassy, statesmanlike, attache, statesmanly, plenipotentiary, wise, ministerial, strategic, ambassador.

circumspect (adjective)

discretionary, careful, circumspect, mindful, cautious, observant, discriminatory, politic, judicious, considerate, safe, prudent, thoughtful, watchful, discreet, solicitous.

courteous (adjective)

courteous, agreeable, obliging, dignified, hospitable, polite, civil, gracious, well-bred, gallant, gentlemanly, decorous, mannerly, deferential, graceful, respectful, considerate, suave, noble, well-mannered, ladylike, thoughtful, chivalrous.

discreet (adjective)

observant.

politic, tactful (adjective)

courteous, strategic, delicate, sensitive, prudent, gracious, discreet, suave, polite, smooth.

Sense 1 (noun)

ambassador, Charge D'affaires, chancellery, consul, diplomat, diplomacy, accredited, attache.

Sense 2 (noun)

delicate, sensitive.

diplomatic (noun)

politic, statesmanly, statesmanlike, suave, wise, tactful, diplomatical, smooth.

tactful (noun)

delicate, ambassadorial, strategic, sensitive.

Usage examples for diplomatic:

• Though Bingham is not in diplomatic office, yet as he wishes to be so, I will mention such circumstances of him, as you might otherwise be deceived in. - "Memoir, Correspondence, And Miscellanies, From The Papers Of Thomas Jefferson", Thomas Jefferson.
• " Oh, I thought perhaps you were in the diplomatic service," said Miss Cahere, carelessly. - "The Vultures", Henry Seton Merriman.
• Of its value as a contribution to political and diplomatic history it is not for me to speak. - "England and Germany", Emile Joseph Dillon.