De-escalation (Noun)
Meaning
(war) a reduction in intensity (of a crisis or a war).
Classification
Nouns denoting acts or actions.
Examples
- The diplomats worked tirelessly to achieve de-escalation of the conflict through negotiations with both warring parties.
- A key goal of the peace talks was to bring about de-escalation of the violence and establish a lasting ceasefire.
- The sudden withdrawal of troops marked a significant step towards de-escalation of the war and paved the way for further negotiations.
- The international community called for de-escalation of the crisis, urging both sides to refrain from further aggression.
- The de-escalation of hostilities allowed aid workers to safely deliver much-needed supplies to the affected areas.