0 a funnel-shaped device for speaking through, that causes sounds to be made louder and/or sent in a given direction -- loa
He shouted instructions to the crowd through a megaphone.
Is it not better to pursue the matter in the way that she has indicated, by quiet diplomacy, rather than engaging in megaphone diplomacy?
Is not personal contact in these matters far more valuable than megaphone diplomacy?
Are they to be the megaphones of disquiet?
I am convinced that there is still time to drop the megaphone and the slanging.
That was a remarkable phrase for her to use after the years of megaphone diplomacy.
The range of tools available to our diplomacy includes neither megaphones nor hearing aids.
All the debates are conducted in megaphone diplomacy in a different sense of that phrase.
Is he aware that agreement will be best achieved by the way in which he is proceeding rather than by silly megaphone negotiations?
