queller (Meaning)

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queller (n.)

A killer; as, Jack the Giant Queller.

One who quells; one who overpowers or subdues.

The police acted as a queller of the unrest, swiftly restoring order to the streets.
Her calm demeanor served as a queller of tension during the heated debate.
He saw himself as a queller of doubts, always ready to reassure his friends and family.
The principal acted as the queller of rumors, addressing the school assembly to provide accurate information.
The leader's decisive actions were seen as the queller of dissent within the group.
The fire captain was hailed as the queller of flames, leading his team to extinguish the wildfire.
The judge served as the queller of disputes, settling conflicts in the courtroom.
The therapist acted as the queller of anxieties, helping her patients find peace of mind.
The diplomat was known as the queller of international tensions, adept at negotiating peaceful resolutions.
The community organizer was seen as the queller of injustice, fighting for equality and fairness for all.

A killer; as, Jack the Giant Queller., One who quells; one who overpowers or subdues.

subdue, quash, repress, suppress, crush, overcome, crack down (on), sit on, silence, squelch

assist, aid, support, aid, assist,help, support, help, encourage, prop up

The police acted as a queller of the unrest, swiftly restoring order to the streets.

Her calm demeanor served as a queller of tension during the heated debate.

He saw himself as a queller of doubts, always ready to reassure his friends and family.

The principal acted as the queller of rumors, addressing the school assembly to provide accurate information.