ceasefire
/ˈsiːzfaɪər/Definitions
1. noun
A temporary agreement or agreement to stop fighting, especially between nations or groups in a war or conflict.
“The government announced a ceasefire to negotiate a peace treaty.”
2. verb
To stop fighting or a conflict, especially between nations or groups.
“The warring factions were forced to cease fire after international pressure.”
3. noun
A state of stopping or being stopped, especially in something unpleasant or undesirable.
“The noise from the construction site was a real nuisance, but it was a welcome ceasefire from the usual city sounds.”