Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

politically-palatable

adjective

/pəˈlɪtɪkli ˈpæləˌtɛbəl/

Definition

Something that is acceptable or agreeable within the context of politics, particularly in relation to public opinion or political correctness.

Examples

After much debate, the committee proposed a politically-palatable solution that pleased most party members.
Finding a politically-palatable approach to the new tax policy was crucial for its approval.
The candidate’s speech was designed to be politically-palatable to attract a wider audience.

Meaning

The term describes ideas, policies, or actions that are likely to be well-received by the public or officials, making them easier to discuss or implement.