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Term: Entente

Definition:

Entente is a diplomatic agreement or understanding between nations, typically involving mutual cooperation or cooperation on specific issues.

Parts of Speech:

Noun: The entente was a pivotal step towards resolving the conflict.
Verb: They decided to entente with several neighboring countries.
Adjective: The entente relationship between the two nations was strengthened through trade agreements.

Senses and Usages:

1. Formal Agreement:

Sense: An official agreement or treaty between nations, often for political or economic cooperation.

Example Sentence: The entente signed between the two countries aimed to promote peace and increase trade.

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2. Informal Understanding:

Sense: An informal agreement or understanding between nations, not necessarily binding but promoting cooperation with shared interests.

Example Sentence: The entente between the neighboring countries facilitated joint efforts to combat cross-border crime.

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3. Cooperative Relationship:

Sense: A cooperative relationship between nations, organizations, or individuals for a common purpose or cause.

Example Sentence: The entente between the two organizations led to successful conservation efforts in the region.

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4. Historical Reference:

Sense: Referring to the alliance formed by the Triple Entente (Russia, France, and Great Britain) before World War I.

Example Sentence: The entente played a significant role in shaping the balance of power prior to the outbreak of World War I.

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