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trade-off
noun as in compromise
noun as in concession
noun as in give-and-take
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noun as in quid pro quo
noun as in settlement
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noun as in tit for tat
verb as in arbitrate
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verb as in compromise
verb as in make concessions
verb as in mediate
Example Sentences
The research also highlights the complex trade-offs that arise when improving air quality, since actions that protect human health can also affect cloud-induced cooling.
It’s a trade-off between letting that money grow, or investing that $2,300-a-month rent in real estate instead.
We do a lot of trade-offs right now.
Some additional facts help illustrate the trade-off of a lower monthly payment.
In many ways, the U.K. is the canary in the coal mine for trade-offs that most industrialized nations will face in coming years, Wishart said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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