dovishness
/ˈdʌvɪʃnəs/
noun
- The quality or state of being inclined toward peace, negotiation, and avoiding conflict.
- Critics accused the leader of dovishness, saying he was too soft on the enemy.
- Her dovishness was evident in her constant calls for dialogue.
- The diplomat's dovishness helped ease tensions between the two countries.
- In finance, a policy or attitude that favors economic stimulus over inflation control.
- The committee's dovishness was reflected in their decision to cut interest rates.
- Some economists worry that dovishness could lead to runaway inflation.
- The market reacted positively to the central bank's dovishness.
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