Cease-Fires

/ˈsiːs ˌfaɪərz/

Definitions

  1. (n.) Agreements between conflicting parties to temporarily stop hostilities, typically during negotiations or conflict resolution.
    The cease-fires allowed humanitarian aid to reach the affected areas.

Forms

  • cease-fire

Commentary

Often used in international law and conflict resolution, cease-fires are temporary and subject to negotiation terms.

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