cease-fire (Meaning)

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cease-fire (n)

a state of peace agreed to between opponents so they can discuss peace terms

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The two nations agreed to a temporary cease-fire to allow for humanitarian aid to reach the affected areas.
The cease-fire was brokered by international diplomats in an effort to end the years-long conflict.
Despite initial optimism, the cease-fire proved fragile, with sporadic clashes continuing in some regions.
Both sides committed to upholding the terms of the cease-fire agreement to prevent further bloodshed.
Civilians welcomed the announcement of the cease-fire, hoping for a return to normalcy in their daily lives.
The cease-fire provided a brief respite for civilians caught in the crossfire of the conflict.
Negotiations during the cease-fire aimed to address the underlying grievances fueling the conflict.
Humanitarian organizations took advantage of the cease-fire to deliver aid to areas previously inaccessible due to fighting.
The cease-fire allowed for the repatriation of refugees displaced by the conflict to begin.
Despite the cease-fire, tensions remained high, with both sides wary of potential violations.

a state of peace agreed to between opponents so they can discuss peace terms

truce, armistice,, detente, peace,reconciliation, accord,détente, peacetime

conflict, hostilities, conflict, war, hostilities,war,hot war, hot war,

The two nations agreed to a temporary cease-fire to allow for humanitarian aid to reach the affected areas.

The cease-fire was brokered by international diplomats in an effort to end the years-long conflict.

Despite initial optimism, the cease-fire proved fragile, with sporadic clashes continuing in some regions.

Both sides committed to upholding the terms of the cease-fire agreement to prevent further bloodshed.