DICKERING Meaning and
Definition
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Dickering refers to the act of engaging in negotiations or discussions with the aim of reaching an agreement or compromise, particularly regarding the terms of a transaction or deal. It involves the exchange of offers, counteroffers, and compromises in order to arrive at a mutually beneficial outcome. This term is commonly used in situations where two or more parties are attempting to reach a consensus, typically focusing on the terms and conditions of a purchase or agreement.
The process of dickering typically involves back-and-forth communication and bargaining, with each party pursuing their own interests while seeking to find common ground. It often includes discussing various aspects such as pricing, terms of payment, deadlines, and other relevant factors. Dickering requires a certain level of negotiation skills, as the parties involved aim to secure the best possible outcome for themselves while also considering the goals and needs of the other party.
Dickering can take place in various contexts, such as business transactions, legal settlements, labor negotiations, or even everyday situations where individuals attempt to find a compromise or resolve a disagreement. It is characterized by a willingness to engage in open communication and flexibility to explore potential options, ultimately reaching a mutually acceptable agreement.
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Etymology of DICKERING
The word "dickering" has its origins in the Middle English verb "dikeren", which can be traced back to the Old English word "dician". The term initially meant to barter or trade by negotiation, and over time, it evolved to also encompass haggling or engaging in small-scale negotiations. The specific etymology of "dikeren" in Old English is less clear, but its roots can be connected to similar Germanic and Norse words that carried the same concept of bartering or haggling.
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Conjugate verb Dickering
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