chivaler

he tried to chivaler his way into her favor with small courtesies.

some people chivaler over every detail instead of making a decision.

she watched him chivaler around the issue, never naming it directly.

they chivaler through the crowd, offering polite apologies as they passed.

he would chivaler at the edge of conversations, waiting for an opening.

the manager chivaler between teams to keep both sides satisfied.

don t chivaler with excuses; own the mistake and fix it.

he kept chivaler for time, hoping the problem would solve itself.

in meetings, she never chivaler; she speaks plainly and acts fast.

the diplomat learned to chivaler delicately around sensitive topics.

he tried to chivaler out of responsibility, but everyone noticed.

she refused to chivaler in the face of pressure and stayed firm.