cease-fire

[ US /ˈsisˈfaɪɝ/ ]
NOUN
  1. a state of peace agreed to between opponents so they can discuss peace terms
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How To Use cease-fire In A Sentence

  • The proposal was, as I have said, a daring one, for an armistice is more than a cease-fire; an armistice, in the accepted meaning of the word, is in effect a preliminary to peace. The Nobel Peace Prize 1950 - Presentation Speech
  • On 23 January 1973 Kissinger and the chief North Vietnamese negotiator, Le Duc Tho, initialled a cease-fire agreement in Paris.
  • The stock market soared after the cease-fire was announced
  • She called the cease-fire an "important step forward" for the country. NYT > Home Page
  • MOHAMAD CHATAH, ADVISER TO LEBANESE P.M.: The Lebanese government and the Lebanese people who are taking the brunt of this crazy war, priority is to stop this war and to stop it in a way that makes sense, in a way that makes it a lasting cease-fire and a cease - fire that's penned on a resolution to the elements that brought this conflict about. CNN Transcript Aug 5, 2006
  • His mission is only to arrange a cease-fire so that the President may pull his army out of the cities in triumph without having offered any concessions to them.
  • We concluded a cease-fire
  • And the question we're asking is, was the United States right to balk at immediate cease-fire in the Middle East, the U.S. being one of the few countries to stand against the idea of ceasing hostilities? CNN Transcript Jul 26, 2006
  • We used to hear news of the cease-fire on the car radio, but now we are isolated from the world.
  • The tanks cease-fire and we file through a breach in the outer wall.
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