truce

A truce that is weak and likely to be broken.

A truce in which the parties are still hostile or tense.

Refers to a truce that is not intended to be permanent.

Refers to a truce that lasts for a short period.

An agreement to stop fighting indefinitely.

A truce with a specific duration of three days.

A truce with a specific duration of one week.

The truce remains in effect.

The truce fails suddenly and completely.

The truce continues for a period of time.

The truce comes to its scheduled end.

A white flag shown to an enemy to signal a request for a truce or negotiation.

Used to specify the two parties involved in the truce.

Indicates something happening within the time frame of a truce.

Used to specify one of the other parties in the truce.

To violate the terms of a truce by resuming fighting.

To publicly ask for or declare a truce.

To formally announce a truce.

To discuss terms in order to reach a truce.

To successfully agree on a truce after discussion.

To act as a mediator to arrange a truce.

To formally break the agreement of a truce.

To mutually decide to have a truce.

To propose a truce to the opposing side.

To suggest a truce to the opposing side.

To formally agree to a truce by signing a document.

To organize the details of a truce.

To ensure a truce continues and is not broken.