demarche

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demarche

The ambassador made a diplomatic demarche to the foreign ministry.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A diplomatic or political initiative or step: A "demarche" refers to a formal, calculated move or maneuver undertaken within the context of international relations or political affairs. It typically involves a diplomatic communication, such as a formal protest, request, or proposal, made by one government to another.
Examples of Usage
  • Noun:
    • The ambassador delivered a formal demarche to the foreign ministry, protesting the recent military exercises.
    • This diplomatic demarche is seen as a first step towards de-escalating the crisis.
Advanced Usage
  • "to make a demarche": to formally present a diplomatic initiative or protest.
    • The coalition decided to make a joint demarche regarding human rights violations.
Variants and Related Words
  • Diplomatic note: A formal written communication between governments, often similar in purpose to a demarche.
  • Protest (n): A statement or action expressing disapproval or objection, which can be the content of a demarche.
Synonyms
  • Diplomatic move: An action taken in the sphere of international relations.
  • Initiative: A new plan or action to resolve a situation.
  • Step: A single action in a series towards a goal.
Related Phrases
  • Lodge a protest: To formally make a complaint, which can be done via a demarche.
    • The country lodged a protest through a demarche.
Related Idioms
  • A diplomatic offensive: A series of coordinated diplomatic actions or demarches.
    • The embassy began a diplomatic offensive, starting with a strong demarche.
demarche

The ambassador made a diplomatic demarche to the foreign ministry.

Noun
  1. a move or step or maneuver in political or diplomatic affairs