armistice
/ˈɑrmɪstɪs/Definitions
1. noun
A temporary cessation of hostilities by agreement between the warring parties; a truce.
“The signing of the armistice marked the end of four years of brutal fighting.”
2. noun
A state of suspension of conflict or disagreement, often to facilitate negotiation or settlement.
“The armistice between the two countries has led to increased diplomatic efforts.”
3. verb
To agree to a temporary cessation of hostilities, especially as a prelude to negotiations or a lasting peace.
“The warring parties have agreed to armistice talks in an effort to end the conflict.”