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compromise

[kom-pruh-mahyz] / ˈkɒm prəˌmaɪz /






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"Weight loss remains essential for restoring metabolic health in obesity, but we need to understand the impact of weight loss on the mid-age brain and ensure brain health is not compromised."

From Science Daily

"Everyone here has taken sides in this conflict. It is so complicated and difficult. But no-one is ready to compromise."

From BBC

Its proud boast is that, since its inception in the Bush I administration, it has never been compromised.

From Los Angeles Times

We are told that “The Orphanage has never been compromised,” which is OK, since it never existed.

From The Wall Street Journal

I emphasize “one” because this signals you’re willing to compromise — but not cede — all control to them on this or any future events.

From MarketWatch