compromises
n. countablen. agreements where two people or groups each give up something they want so they can reach a middle ground. It is a way to solve a disagreement where everyone wins a little and loses a little.
n. agreements reached by each side making concessions to resolve a dispute or reach a common goal. Often implies a middle ground that is acceptable, if not ideal, to all parties involved.
We both made compromises to finish the project on time.
The new law was the result of several compromises between the two political parties regarding tax rates and spending.
In any long-term partnership, success often depends on the ability of both individuals to make small compromises without losing sight of their core values.
Commonly used with the verbs 'make', 'reach', or 'strike'.
we reached a compromise about the pricewe reached a compromise on the priceWhile 'about' is sometimes heard, 'on' or 'over' are the standard prepositions used when discussing the subject of the agreement.