solomonic
1 of 1adjective/ˌsɑləˈmɑnɪk/
1
characterized by wisdom, fairness, or sound reasoning
C2- The leader's solomonic approach to conflict resolution sought compromises that addressed the concerns of all parties involved.
- In the face of a challenging dilemma, the CEO made a solomonic decision that balanced the interests of shareholders and employees.
- The teacher's solomonic grading policy took into account various factors, ensuring fairness and acknowledging individual efforts.
- The manager demonstrated solomonic leadership by making decisions that considered both short-term and long-term consequences.
- The court's solomonic judgment resolved the dispute in a way that upheld legal principles and protected the rights of all parties.