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give-and-take
[ giv-uhn-teyk ]
noun
- the practice of dealing by compromise or mutual concession; cooperation.
- good-natured exchange of talk, ideas, etc.
give-and-take
noun
- mutual concessions, shared benefits, and cooperation
- a smoothly flowing exchange of ideas and talk
verb
- to make mutual concessions
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of give-and-take1
Example Sentences
Even though his Democratic Party had a majority in Congress throughout his presidency, he was impatient with the legislative give-and-take and struggled to mobilize party leaders behind his policy initiatives.
Left behind was a tremendous give-and-take on a tough U.S.
In terms of your partnership with Director Park on this project, can you talk about the give-and-take in terms of each of your interpretations of “The Sympathizer�
This give-and-take between his own roles is probably why he has a particular aptitude for writing good dialogue, as his former mentor and teacher Beau O’Reilly says.
Eleven of the Democrats have raised at least $100,000, and the campaign’s sharp give-and-take in the days before the May 14 primary suggests there is no clear favorite.
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