1. plural of compromiser; people who settle disputes or reach agreements by making concessions on both sides
Usage: countable noun; typically used in political, business, or diplomatic contexts
2. people who accept or tolerate something undesirable or morally questionable for practical reasons
Usage: countable noun; often used with a critical or disapproving tone

Examples

• The compromisers on both sides of the debate worked late into the night to find common ground.
• Political compromisers are often criticized by those who hold more extreme views.
• The negotiators were skilled compromisers who understood the need for mutual concessions.
• Some viewed the compromisers as pragmatists; others saw them as lacking principle.
• The compromisers managed to draft a bill that satisfied most members of Congress.
• In international relations, compromisers play a crucial role in preventing conflicts.