dovish

UK
/ˈdʌvɪʃ/
US
/ˈdʌvɪʃ/

Translations

dovishadjective
more dovish
Comp.
most dovish
Super.
UK
/ˈdʌvɪʃ/
US
/ˈdʌvɪʃ/
The politician's dovish stance on foreign policy was well-received by the peace advocacy groups.
La position pacifiste du politicien en matière de politique étrangère a été bien accueillie par les groupes de défense de la paix.
accommodantÉconomie, finances.
Market analysts interpreted the central bank's statement as markedly dovish, expecting rates to stay low for longer.
Les analystes de marché ont interprété la déclaration de la banque centrale comme nettement accommodante, s'attendant à ce que les taux restent bas plus longtemps.
Additional translations
colombinLittéraire, rare.

Definitions

dovishadjective
Favoring peace, diplomacy, and negotiation over conflict or aggression.
The politician's dovish stance on foreign policy was well-received by the peace advocacy groups.
Economics, finance: Advocating or indicating a monetary policy that prioritizes economic growth and employment, favoring lower interest rates and showing less concern about inflation.
Market analysts interpreted the central bank's statement as markedly dovish, expecting rates to stay low for longer.
Resembling or characteristic of a dove; mild, gentle, or innocent (now rare or poetic).
She spoke in a dovish tone that calmed the frightened child.