Definitions

1. noun

The quality of being sympathetic or supportive of dovish policies, typically characterized by a desire for peace and avoidance of conflict.

“The dovishness of the new government was evident in its decision to negotiate with the opposing party.”

2. noun

A quality or state of being dovish or pacifist, often associated with a reluctance to take a firm stance or engage in conflict.

“The dovishness of the company’s approach to labor disputes led to criticism from its investors.”