Meanings of negociate in English

The Kiaja advised negociating with the rebels and pacifying them that way.

Again he negociated with Pitt, and again negociations with him fell to the ground.

Lord --had been sent down to negociate with her.

At this time, Frederick had certain information that the English were negociating with the French.

The tradesmen's meetings are like the merchants' exchange, where they manage, negociate, and, indeed, beget business with one another.

But who should negociate?

In this treaty Rome negociates for the cities of La'tium, as her dependencies, just as Carthage does for her subject colonies.

About this period, Gen. Marion sent Col. Peter Horry with a force to negociate a treaty with Major Ganey and his party.

Sir Charles negociates a treaty of marriage for Lord W-- ;andresolves to attempt the restoring of the oppressed Mansfield-family to their rights.

General--hasbeen here this day to negociate for Napoleon's passing to America, to which proposition I have answered, that I have no authority.

In March, 1864, Mr. Ward proposed a resolution in Congress for the appointment of commissioners to negociate an extended and improved treaty with Great Britain.

Joseph Bonaparte, who negociated the peace of Luneville, invited M. de C. to his charming country seat of Morfontaine, where I happened to meet him.

What price shall be set upon the book, is, to the booksellers, wholly indifferent, provided that they gain a proportionate profit by negociating the sale.

His wife had 1500 acres of wild land in Greene County in that State: and he had been negociating for 500 more.

The ways and means included a loan of £8,000,000, which was negociated on terms even more moderate than those of the preceding year.