dovish
/ˈdɒvɪʃ/Definitions
1. adjective
having or showing a policy of avoiding conflict and seeking peaceful solutions, especially in foreign policy.
“The dovish candidate was criticized for being too soft on international relations.”
2. noun
a person who advocates a policy of avoiding conflict and seeking peaceful solutions, especially in foreign policy.
“The dovish faction within the government was influential in shaping the country’s foreign policy.”