conciliatory; mutually concessive
Describes an attitude or approach where both sides make concessions to reach agreement. Relatively formal and somewhat rare; often used in diplomatic or negotiation contexts.
Both countries approached the negotiations with a conciliatory attitude.
We need to seek a mutually concessive solution.
譲歩的 focuses on one side making concessions, whereas 互譲的 explicitly involves both sides.
Compound of 互 (mutual), 譲 (yield/concede), and the adjectival suffix 的. The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but the word is formed from Sino-Japanese elements.