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compromise

[kom-pruh-mahyz] / ˈkɒm prəˌmaɪz /






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Despite this, she does not want to compromise her goal of working in her chosen career, saying there would be "no progression" in other entry level jobs in retail or hospitality.

From BBC

Clubs remain fearful about letting their most valuable assets throw meaningful innings during what is supposed to be spring training—and national teams have little choice but to compromise.

From The Wall Street Journal

The fundamentals of the rules won't change, but it's recognised that some areas can be tweaked to reduce some of the bigger compromises.

From BBC

“And what’s even worse than the money is the shame you brought on us by compromising your . . .” He sputtered, unable to say the words.

From Literature

“We think that our lines might be compromised,” he told me.

From Literature