de-escalating (Meaning)

de-escalating

to decrease in extent, volume, or scope, limit sense 2b

The mediator skillfully de-escalated the intense confrontation by introducing calming techniques.
The police officers de-escalated the tense situation by approaching cautiously and speaking in a non-threatening manner.
The crisis hotline counselor de-escalated the suicidal caller by listening empathetically and offering support.
The teacher de-escalated the argument between students by encouraging respectful dialogue and setting clear expectations.
The negotiator de-escalated the hostage situation by establishing communication and building rapport.
The therapist de-escalated the client's anxiety by using deep breathing exercises and mindfulness techniques.
The counselor de-escalated the domestic violence incident by separating the parties and providing a safe space for both.
The manager de-escalated the employee conflict by holding a private meeting and addressing underlying issues.
The de-escalation team迅速de-escalated the riot by using non-lethal force and crowd control tactics.
The dispute resolution process de-escalated the legal dispute by facilitating a compromise that met the parties' interests.

to decrease in extent, volume, or scope, limit sense 2b

reducing, decreasing,lowering, lessening, easing, abating, slashing, knocking down, downsizing, diminishing

amplifying,increasing, raising, augmenting, escalating, swelling, boosting, expanding, enlarging, blowing up

The mediator skillfully de-escalated the intense confrontation by introducing calming techniques.

The police officers de-escalated the tense situation by approaching cautiously and speaking in a non-threatening manner.

The crisis hotline counselor de-escalated the suicidal caller by listening empathetically and offering support.

The teacher de-escalated the argument between students by encouraging respectful dialogue and setting clear expectations.