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Meanings of cease in English
Usage of cease in English
1
France, Mali's former colonial power, urged both sides to cease fire immediately.
2
With new technology in speed detection available, this practice should cease immediately.
3
In the course of time such methods would cease to be necessary.
4
Was the government right to cease sending humanitarian aid to North Korea?
5
Osborne says UK forces will cease combat operations in Afghanistan in 2014.
6
The report also said the Georgian reconnaissance flight violated a cease-fire agreement.
7
To do that it is first necessary to cease fire, Lavrov said.
8
He said if Ankara fails to cease operations, U.S. sanctions will follow.
9
The Belfast-based national daily newspaper Daily Irelandis to cease publication from tomorrow.
10
The Central Bank today ordered a Cork stockbroking firm to cease trading.
11
Viscount Moritani, I command that you cease your foolhardy course of action.
12
Israel and the Palestian group, Hamas have agreed on a cease fire.
13
Such fundamental economic and social causes do not cease to operate suddenly.
14
The women cease from weaving and the men refrain from all labor.
15
Mortgage rates are seen heading higher as all of these supports cease.
16
Should either of those things happen, the other will cease fire immediately.
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