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rapprochement
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rap·proche·ment  (räprôsh-mä)
n.
1. A reestablishing of cordial relations, as between two countries.
2. The state of reconciliation or of cordial relations.

[French, from rapprocher, to bring together : re-, re- + approcher, to approach (from Old French aprochier; see approach).]

rapprochement French [raprɔʃmɑ̃]
n
a resumption of friendly relations, esp between two countries
[literally: bringing closer]
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.rapprochement - the reestablishing of cordial relationsrapprochement - the reestablishing of cordial relations
cooperation - joint operation or action; "their cooperation with us was essential for the success of our mission"

rapprochement
noun reconciliation, softening, reunion, détente, reconcilement, restoration of harmony the process of political rapprochement between the two former foes
falling-out, quarrel, antagonism, schism, dissension, exacerbation, resumption of hostilities
Translations
rapprochement [ræˈprɒʃmɑ̃ːŋ] Nacercamiento m
rapprochement
nAnnäherung f
rapprochement [raprɔʃmɑ̃] n (frm) rapprochment (with/of/between)riavvicinamento (a/di/fra)


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In a statement to the press, Director Ali said that his film calls for rapprochements among the peoples and talks about the human being.
Sader said he was pleased to meet the Brazilian official of Lebanese origins especially since Rocha "encouraged further rapprochements between Lebanon and Brazil.
This will allow more rapprochements between the Moroccan and Algerian people," he concluded.
 
 
 
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