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Superlative for having or showing an ability to deal with people in a tactful way
Superlative for of or concerning diplomacy or foreign relations
Superlative for careful and prudent in one's speech or actions
Superlative for free of, or inclined to avoid, conflict or dissent
Superlative for marked by charm, confidence and elegance
Superlative for dignified or diplomatic in one's dealing with others
Superlative for deemed acceptable or appropriate by society
Superlative for of or pertaining to euphemism
Superlative for having or displaying an appreciation of the feelings of others
Superlative for acting or tending to diminish or avoid conflict or hostility
Superlative for of, relating to, or involving two or more governments
Superlative for very dignified or noble in nature or demeanor
Superlative for following the established standards of behavior or manners
Superlative for relating to the identification of long-term goals and the means of achieving them
Superlative for of having a good-natured or casual personality
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Superlative for having or showing an ability to deal with people in a tactful way
politest
subtlest
astutest
shrewdest
cagiest
wiliest
cleverest
savviest
sharpest
suavest
deftest
sliest
smoothest
brainiest
craftiest
gentlest
seemliest
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wisest
adroitest
kindest
canniest
niftiest
smartest
sneakiest
shiftiest
slipperiest
slickest
most discreet
most considerate
most prudent
most thoughtful
most careful
most politic
most cautious
most tactful
most sensitive
most judicious
most discerning
most delicate
most courteous
most calculating
most gracious
most understanding
most artful
most guileful
most skilful
UK
most strategic
most skillful
US
most dextrous
UK
most dexterous
US
most adept
most opportunistic
most capable
most conciliatory
most conniving
most cunning
most intriguing
most scheming
most respectful
most sympathetic
most civil
most perceptive
most urbane
most heedful
most aware
most foresighted
most cordial
most polished
most poised
most mannerly
most politically correct
most liberal
most observant
most decorous
most skilled
most insightful
most Machiavellian
most designing
most ingenious
most devious
most manipulative
most sharp-witted
more ❯
“The old
diplomatic
way of handling that situation would have been to politely request to see the manager.”
Adjective
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Superlative for of or concerning diplomacy or foreign relations
most ambassadorial
most political
most official
most governmental
most executive
most constitutional
most legislative
most ministerial
most presidential
most administrative
most state
most civic
most bureaucratic
most public
most ethical
most politic
most civil
most economical
most domestic
most internal
most national
most sovereign
most procedural
most local
most municipal
most managerial
most supervisory
most magisterial
most legal
most native
most social
most popular
most imperial
most royal
most communal
most inland
“The job includes frequent traveling and
diplomatic
meetings with foreign delegates.”
Adjective
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Superlative for careful and prudent in one's speech or actions
wariest
wisest
chariest
cagiest
safest
astutest
canniest
sharpest
soundest
shrewdest
acutest
soberest
sagest
cleverest
smartest
sanest
savviest
pawkiest
justest
seemliest
keenest
gentlest
patientest
leeriest
readiest
shiest
loathest
iffiest
fearfullest
jealousest
timidest
unsurest
daintiest
hippest
quickest
perkiest
most discreet
most prudent
most careful
most cautious
most judicious
most circumspect
most politic
most thoughtful
most sensible
most considerate
most guarded
most heedful
most discerning
most reasonable
most discriminating
most alert
most attentive
most intelligent
most sagacious
most watchful
most calculating
most observant
most tactful
most vigilant
most conservative
most gingerly
most delicate
most reserved
most strategic
most moderate
most precautious
most judgmatical
most civil
most controlled
most noncommittal
most awake
most temperate
most worldly-wise
most expedient
most perspicacious
most informed
most rational
most enlightened
most perceptive
most commonsensical
most advisable
most percipient
most insightful
most restrained
most logical
most sapient
most desirable
most practical
most skilful
UK
most efficacious
most seasonable
most sophisticated
most skillful
US
most accurate
most thorough
most profound
most judicial
most common-sense
most well-advised
most farsighted
most clear-sighted
most quick-witted
most heads-up
most hesitant
most reluctant
most reticent
most tentative
most overcareful
most overcautious
most mindful
most on the lookout
most argute
most suspicious
most on guard
most aware
most apprehensive
most distrustful
most mistrustful
most doubtful
most sceptical
UK
most skeptical
US
most scrupulous
most measured
most prepared
most open-eyed
most dubious
most anxious
most regardful
most fastidious
most questioning
most protective
most uneasy
most eagle-eyed
most secretive
most cynical
most nervous
most averse
most afraid
most beady-eyed
most gimlet-eyed
most hawk-eyed
most sharp-eyed
most evasive
most uncertain
most deliberate
most unhurried
most insecure
most elusive
most inhibited
most particular
most constrained
most tight-lipped
most equivocal
most defensive
most solicitous
most provident
most unsettled
most forethoughtful
most agog
most wired
most punctilious
most zealous
most maintained
most conscientious
most squeamish
most paranoiac
most psyched up
most active
most expectant
most untrusting
most skittish
most worried
most possessive
most quizzical
most bright-eyed and bushy-tailed
most wide-eyed
most para
most paranoid
most obsessed
most unreasonable
most wakeful
most unbelieving
most hooked
most unsleeping
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Superlative for free of, or inclined to avoid, conflict or dissent
peacefullest
friendliest
gentlest
quietest
placidest
calmest
mildest
easiest
tranquilest
meekest
ruliest
stillest
neighborliest
US
balmiest
politest
best
best-behaved
best-mannered
most peaceable
most pacific
most nonviolent
most amicable
most harmonious
most pacifistic
most disciplined
most unwarlike
most cordial
most orderly
most amiable
most compliant
most agreeable
most irenic
most pacificatory
most conciliatory
most affable
most dovish
most cooperative
most dovelike
most easygoing
most genial
most civilised
UK
most civilized
US
most serene
most civil
most undisturbed
most neighbourly
UK
most inoffensive
most restful
most complacent
most ordered
most good-natured
most anti-war
most well behaved
most easy-going
most even-tempered
most placatory
most neutralist
most bloodless
most passive
most submissive
most amenable
most obedient
most controlled
most manageable
most docile
most sociable
most propitiatory
most disarming
most soothing
most propitiative
most equable
most biddable
most tractable
most dutiful
most relaxing
most emollient
most deferential
most courteous
most conformable
most restrained
most decorous
most duteous
most respectful
most placative
most reconciliatory
most yielding
most willing
most reconcilable
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Adjective
▲
Superlative for marked by charm, confidence and elegance
suavest
politest
courtliest
smoothest
worldliest
coolest
pleasantest
sveltest
glibbest
slickest
blandest
oiliest
fulsomest
softest
best-bred
kindest
best-mannered
friendliest
gentlest
neighborliest
US
best-behaved
seemliest
kindliest
tenderest
thoughtiest
mildest
classiest
finest
grandest
stateliest
smartest
chicest
plushest
loveliest
worthiest
poshest
nicest
swankiest
fanciest
loftiest
proudest
honestest
comeliest
justest
sublimest
elitest
daintiest
primmest
choicest
best
lordliest
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highest
best-groomed
smarmiest
silkiest
womanliest
knightliest
princeliest
kingliest
queenliest
maturest
lavishest
world-weariest
swishest
plushiest
richest
lushest
swankest
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costliest
glitziest
augustest
snazziest
best-dressed
ritziest
purest
godliest
saintliest
humanest
praiseworthiest
cleanest
soundest
bravest
benignest
most urbane
most cultivated
most refined
most polished
most courteous
most sophisticated
most cultured
most civilised
UK
most civilized
US
most civil
most gracious
most debonair
most gentlemanly
most gallant
most mannerly
most affable
most charming
most dignified
most obliging
most tactful
most cordial
most politic
most genial
most poised
most agreeable
most formal
most pleasing
most ingratiating
most unctuous
most sociable
most impeccable
most worldly-wise
most smooth-tongued
most smooth-talking
most silver-tongued
most soft-spoken
most genteel
most considerate
most thoughtful
most respectful
most chivalrous
most elegant
most complaisant
most decorous
most attentive
most solicitous
most ladylike
most accommodating
most discreet
most proper
most unselfish
most mindful
most deferential
most sympathetic
most heedful
most understanding
most cooperative
most decent
most neighbourly
UK
most concerned
most well behaved
most well-spoken
most stylish
most cosmopolitan
most metropolitan
most balanced
most respectable
most amicable
most couth
most media-savvy
most accomplished
most graceful
most caring
most helpful
most benevolent
most compassionate
most charitable
most regardful
most selfless
most indulgent
most observant
most kindhearted
most face-saving
most social
most circumspect
most sensitive
most forbearing
most conciliatory
most punctilious
most condescending
most obsequious
most good-natured
most amiable
most amenable
most noble
most distinguished
most tasteful
most aristocratic
most honourable
UK
most honorable
US
most exquisite
most opulent
most majestic
most fashionable
most luxurious
most sumptuous
most high-minded
most upright
most principled
most virtuous
most handsome
most moral
most correct
most discerning
most dashing
most enlightened
most artistic
most reputable
most upmarket
most ornate
most beneficent
most well-born
most blue-blooded
most upper-crust
most regal
most beautiful
most righteous
most modish
most composed
most delicate
most upstanding
most respected
most educated
most unruffled
most ethical
most aesthetic
UK
most royal
most magnanimous
most classic
most ostentatious
most elaborate
most uncorrupted
most elevated
most estimable
most gentlemanlike
most meritorious
most becoming
most esthetic
US
most scrupulous
most great-hearted
most venerable
most developed
most overdone
most high-class
most valiant
most befitting
most patrician
most upper crust
most highbred
most self-respecting
most de rigueur
most independent
most aristocratical
most attractive
most appealing
most confident
most raffish
most advanced
most persuasive
most self-assured
most together
most facile
most collected
most ceremonious
most possessed
most equable
most sedate
most coolheaded
most self-sufficient
most experienced
most modest
most knowledgeable
most blasé
most intelligent
most citified
most blue
most hospitable
most erudite
most knowing
most deluxe
most luxury
most magnificent
most expensive
most select
most gorgeous
most grandiose
most rare
most affected
most stylized
most recherche
most glamorous
most Lucullan
most glittering
most fancy-pants
most rectitudinous
most equitable
most saintlike
most professional
most incorruptible
most exemplary
most admirable
most laudable
most unimpeachable
most sinless
most right-thinking
most untainted
most innocent
most dutiful
most lawful
most incorrupted
most unbribable
most right-minded
most angelic
most self-righteous
most obedient
most redoubtable
most natural
most illustrious
most greathearted
most bounteous
most outstanding
most irreprehensible
most inculpable
most blameless
most guiltless
most sanctimonious
most tractable
most remarkable
most extraordinary
most stand-up
most sportsmanly
most lenient
most saving
most straightforward
most dinkum
most sportsmanlike
most religious
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Adjective
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Superlative for dignified or diplomatic in one's dealing with others
courtliest
stateliest
grandest
staidest
somberest
US
sombrest
UK
starchiest
most gracious
most refined
most dignified
most decorous
most distinguished
most noble
most proper
most respectable
most formal
most honourable
UK
most honorable
US
most majestic
most composed
most ceremonious
most imperial
most respected
most solemn
most impressive
most magisterial
Adjective
▲
Superlative for deemed acceptable or appropriate by society
most respectful
most appropriate
most considerate
most inoffensive
most gender-free
most inclusive
most liberal
most multicultural
most nonracist
most politically correct
most PC
Adjective
▲
Superlative for of or pertaining to euphemism
mildest
most euphemistic
most understated
most figurative
most sugar-coated
Adjective
▲
Superlative for having or displaying an appreciation of the feelings of others
tenderest
warmest
kindest
patientest
kindliest
most sensitive
most perceptive
most sympathetic
most thoughtful
most feeling
most understanding
most receptive
most tactful
most comforting
most commiserative
most compassionate
most considerate
most empathetic
most empathic
most supportive
most tenderhearted
most attentive
most aware
most careful
most intuitive
most caring
most cognizant
most concerned
most conscious
most discerning
most impressionable
most reactive
most responsive
most sensitized
US
most emotionable
most insightful
most knowing
most unselfish
most supersensitive
Adjective
▲
Superlative for acting or tending to diminish or avoid conflict or hostility
most pacific
most conciliatory
most placatory
most propitiatory
most disarming
most pacificatory
most soothing
most irenic
most comforting
most neutral
most nonviolent
most relaxing
most untroubled
Adjective
▲
Superlative for of, relating to, or involving two or more governments
most international
most geopolitical
most transnational
Adjective
▲
Superlative for very dignified or noble in nature or demeanor
powerfullest
proudest
finest
grandest
augustest
supremest
noteworthiest
sublimest
stateliest
loftiest
greatest
best-connected
archest
mightiest
best-known
most presidential
most dignified
most commanding
most authoritative
most imperial
most regal
most honourable
UK
most honorable
US
most distinguished
most noble
most gallant
most gracious
most self-respecting
most self-assured
most celebrated
most prominent
most eminent
most important
most glorious
most major
most elevated
most famed
most principal
most leading
most seminal
most esteemed
most illustrious
most notable
most primary
most renowned
most famous
most influential
most iconic
most noted
most fabled
most predominant
most magnanimous
most respected
most resonant
most idealistic
most revered
most legendary
most imposing
most triumphal
most recognised
UK
most prestigious
most dominant
most learned
most notorious
most honored
US
most heroic
most puissant
most prevailing
most reputable
most extraordinary
most formidable
most recognized
US
most potent
most major league
most gifted
most outstanding
most prized
most big league
most high profile
most redoubtable
most acclaimed
most senior
most high-minded
most honoured
UK
most unparalleled
most incomparable
most peerless
most overbearing
most valued
most high-powered
most matchless
Adjective
▲
Superlative for following the established standards of behavior or manners
seemliest
nicest
courtliest
fittest
best-mannered
aptest
politest
starchiest
stiffest
most correct
most proper
most decorous
most decent
most respectable
most befitting
most fitting
most standard
most suitable
most accepted
most civilised
UK
most civilized
US
most conventional
most couth
most mannerly
most moral
most refined
most appropriate
most ceremonious
most customary
most formal
most genteel
most punctilious
most usual
most kosher
most OK
most orthodox
most stiff-necked
most stilted
most traditional
most acceptable
most becoming
most careful
most conforming
most de rigueur
most done
most okay
most comme il faut
Adjective
▲
Superlative for relating to the identification of long-term goals and the means of achieving them
shrewdest
most strategic
most calculated
most deliberate
most politic
most advised
most conscious
most judicious
most organised
UK
most organized
US
most thoughtful
most knowing
most projected
most prudent
most purposive
most cunning
most determined
most intentional
most measured
most prepared
most purposeful
most reasoned
most thought-out
Adjective
▲
Superlative for of having a good-natured or casual personality
easiest
friendliest
happiest
pleasantest
humblest
politest
gentlest
most casual
most outgoing
most relaxed
most sociable
most carefree
most congenial
most amiable
most gregarious
most unflappable
most uninhibited
most affable
most genial
most open
most great-hearted
most gracious
most tolerant
most urbane
most familiar
most natural
most nonchalant
most unaffected
most undemanding
most good-humored
US
most good-humoured
UK
most good-tempered
most free and easy
most good-natured
most happy-go-lucky
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