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synonyms for truce

  • accord
  • agreement
  • amnesty
  • armistice
  • cease-fire
  • detente
  • détente
  • lull
  • moratorium
  • pause
  • peace
  • reconciliation
  • reprieve
  • suspension
  • break
  • breather
  • cessation
  • de-escalation
  • halt
  • intermission
  • interval
  • letup
  • respite
  • rest
  • stay
  • terms
  • treaty
  • olive branch
  • temporary peace
  • white flag
  • wind-down
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antonyms for truce

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  • continuation
  • disagreement
  • persistence
  • war
  • go
  • start
  • fight
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From gang-imposed curfews in Brazil’s favelas to South Africa, where gangs have embraced a truce and cooperated in the distribution of humanitarian aid, they’ve been helping hands.
ONE BIG HAPPY, GLOBAL, MURDEROUS CRIME MOBSEAN CULLIGANMARCH 26, 2021OZY
Soonja seems unable to win him over, until they reach a truce—the specifics of which involve a plot detail that’s best left unrevealed.
IN THE GENTLY MOVING MINARI, A KOREAN FAMILY FINDS HOME IN AMERICA'S HEARTLANDSTEPHANIE ZACHAREKFEBRUARY 26, 2021TIME
In many cases residents must lie on the floor or create barricades to hide from stray bullets as they wait for a truce.
THE APPS KEEPING RIO’S RESIDENTS SAFE FROM STRAY BULLETSNIALL FIRTHNOVEMBER 26, 2020MIT TECHNOLOGY REVIEW
She is a walking metaphor for what Paravisini-Gebert describes as “the colonial space,” which is “a bifurcated, ambivalent space, where the familiar and unfamiliar mingle in an uneasy truce.”
GOTHIC NOVELS ARE OBSESSED WITH BORDERS. MEXICAN GOTHIC TAKES FULL ADVANTAGE.CONSTANCE GRADYOCTOBER 16, 2020VOX
Apple and Facebook have called a temporary truce in one of several fights between the two tech giants.
APPLE WON’T TAKE A CUT — FOR NOW — WHEN FACEBOOK SELLS ONLINE CLASSESPETER KAFKASEPTEMBER 25, 2020VOX
But at ten o'clock in the evening a flag of truce arrived offering a capitulation.
NAPOLEON'S MARSHALSR. P. DUNN-PATTISON
Truce now, Gregory; and consider how we can best dispose ourselves here, till the morning.
THE BATTLE OF HEXHAM;GEORGE COLMAN
Openly, Edward maintained due observance of the truce, and by the middle of September 1320, had taken steps towards a final peace.
KING ROBERT THE BRUCEA. F. MURISON
He proclaimed the truce publicly before Seton 'and a great assembly of people.'
KING ROBERT THE BRUCEA. F. MURISON
He presently confirmed the thirteen years' truce (February 15), and appointed envoys to treat for final peace (March 4).
KING ROBERT THE BRUCEA. F. MURISON
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WORDS RELATED TO TRUCE

  • ceasefire
  • suspension
  • treaty
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