1. agreements reached by mutual concession; settlements of differences by partial yielding on both sides
Usage: plural of compromise
2. situations or results that are less than ideal but acceptable to all parties involved
Usage: plural of compromise

1. settles disputes by mutual concession; makes agreements through give and take
Usage: third person singular present tense
2. exposes to danger, suspicion, or disrepute; puts at risk
Usage: third person singular present tense

Examples

• The peace treaty included several important compromises between the warring nations.
• Both parties made compromises to reach the final agreement.
• She never compromises on quality when choosing materials for her artwork.
• His frequent absences compromise his chances of promotion.
• The leaked information compromises national security.
• Political compromises are often necessary to pass legislation.
• The detective’s involvement in the case compromises the investigation.