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statesmanship
[steyts-muhn-ship]
noun
the ability, qualifications, or practice of a statesman; wisdom and skill in the management of public affairs.
Word History and Origins
Origin of statesmanship1
Example Sentences
That and only that will be how American statesmanship can be defined in the years ahead.
It was to be a ceremony and a victory for harsh political pressure in the guise of statesmanship.
Or will it be a tamer Trump — we’re grading on a curve here — who may not be a model of sober statesmanship, but isn’t totally unhinged?
Roberts was hailed as a master of judicial statesmanship for reaching consensus.
In praising the U.S. president’s statesmanship, European leaders tactfully skipped any public reference to what had become a fierce battle among Democrats over whether Biden should bow out.
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