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comity

[kom-i-tee] / ˈkɒm ɪ ti /


















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For his part, Akufo-Addo tried to balance a message of welcome for U.S. investment and comity with an assertion that Ghana does not want to be bandied about by global powers.

From Washington Post

“Having that spirit of comity jeopardized, it reshapes the Texas Legislature in a way that makes it harder to get things done.”

From New York Times

Over and over, the Olympics insist that they represent the world, a world condensed for a fleeting moment into cooperation and international comity and a common reach for excellence.

From Seattle Times

The July 7 editorial “An attack on regional comity” played down the seriousness of the environmental crisis we are in and how urgent the need for changes in our transportation system are.

From Washington Post

From the moment he announced his 2020 campaign, his third try at the White House, he insisted that he could restore a sense of bipartisan comity to Washington.

From Seattle Times