deconflict (C1)
verb
Pronunciation: /ˌdiːkənˈflɪkt/
Definition
To eliminate or reduce conflicts between different things, such as schedules, interests, or ideas, in order to improve their compatibility or effectiveness.
Examples
The manager had to deconflict the priorities of the different departments to ensure a smooth workflow.
The software helps to deconflict the schedules of the team members to avoid conflicts and overlaps.
The diplomats worked to deconflict the interests of the two countries to reach a mutually beneficial agreement.
How to Use deconflict
- deconflict with (prepositional phrase)
- to resolve conflicts or inconsistencies with something — "The team had to deconflict with the marketing department to ensure a consistent message."
- deconflict between (prepositional phrase)
- to resolve conflicts or inconsistencies between two or more things — "The manager had to deconflict between the different departments to ensure a smooth workflow."
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