entente Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- bargain
- contract
- convention
- charter
- concord
- accord
- settlement
- compact
- understanding
- entente-cordiale
- covenant
Weak:
Meaning of entente
entente (n)
an informal alliance between countries
a friendly understanding between political powers
entente Sentence Examples
- The Anglo-French entente fostered military and political cooperation between the two nations.
- The secret entente between Russia and Serbia contributed to the outbreak of World War I.
- The Holy Alliance was not an entente, but a mutual defense pact among Russia, Austria, and Prussia.
- The Triple Entente, comprising Britain, France, and Russia, opposed the Central Powers during the Great War.
- The post-World War II entente between the United States and the Soviet Union was known as the Cold War.
- The entente between Japan and South Korea has been fraught with historical tensions and geopolitical rivalries.
- The recent entente between China and Iran is aimed at strengthening economic and strategic ties.
- Some analysts view the growing entente between Russia and Turkey as a threat to regional stability.
- The entente between India and Bhutan is based on shared cultural and security interests.
- The entente between Brazil and Argentina has played a significant role in promoting economic integration in South America.
FAQs About the word entente
an informal alliance between countries, a friendly understanding between political powers
pact,treaty, alliance, bargain, contract, convention, charter, concord, accord, settlement
No antonyms found.
The Anglo-French entente fostered military and political cooperation between the two nations.
The secret entente between Russia and Serbia contributed to the outbreak of World War I.
The Holy Alliance was not an entente, but a mutual defense pact among Russia, Austria, and Prussia.
The Triple Entente, comprising Britain, France, and Russia, opposed the Central Powers during the Great War.
