compromit
/kɒmprəˈmɪt/Definitions
1. verb
To betray the trust placed in (someone) or to commit a breach of confidence.
“She was accused of compromising sensitive information.”
2. verb
To reduce the power or effectiveness of something, especially an argument or a position.
“He compromised his stance on the issue to avoid a confrontation.”
3. noun
A compromise or a person who compromises.
“The company’s new policy was a compromise between the two opposing factions.”