displomacy

disˈplōməsē/

noun
1. the pursuit and/or belief in one's own skill of managing international relations, despite a simultaneously comical and utterly terrifying lack of qualifications or ability.

synonyms:

dealmaking, big time; beratesmanship, beratecraft

In an unpresidented act of displomacy, the President Elect started World War III by tweeting insults to the Chinese government.

by Dr. Wordchuck December 18, 2016

displomacy

Actions by government officials that create diplomatic discord in order to disrupt foreign policy.

Exiting the Paris Climate Agreement was an act of blatant displomacy.

by SeekProof June 02, 2017

Displomacy

Displomacy: tearing down and ruining relationships and negotiating with fear, threats, intimidation, and lies.

The Canadian Prime Minister was unaffected by the president-elect’s displomacy efforts.

by Morencigirl January 10, 2025