Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

reasonable-compromise

noun

/ˈriːznəbl ˈkɒmpraɪz/

Definition

A reasonable compromise refers to a mutually acceptable agreement that balances the interests of different parties while ensuring fairness and rationality in the decision-making process.

Examples

After long discussions, they reached a reasonable compromise that satisfied both parties.
In negotiations, finding a reasonable compromise can often lead to a more productive collaboration.
The two teams found a reasonable compromise that included elements from both of their proposals.

Meaning

It signifies a solution or outcome where each party makes concessions that are considered fair and just, allowing for a settlement that respects the needs of all involved.