Definition

A person who is willing to make concessions or adjustments in order to reach an agreement or resolve a conflict.

Example

In negotiations, a compromiser often helps both sides find common ground.

Conversation

I think being a compromiser can really help in friendships.

Absolutely, it shows that you value the other person's feelings.

Yeah, sometimes it's better to find a middle ground.

Exactly! It keeps things peaceful and makes decisions easier.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Compromiser → It is formed from "com-" (meaning together) and "promittere" (meaning to promise). The word refers to a person who makes a mutual promise or agreement, often involving concessions from both sides.

Memory Tip

Think of people coming 'together' ('com-') to make a 'promise' ('promittere') — that's why a compromiser is someone who helps reach an agreement.

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