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surcease::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | cessation |
| Type of | halt, stop |
| Has types | legal separation, separation |
Examples of surcease
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Through expansions and recessions that percentage has fallen almost without surcease.
From the charlotteobserver.com
Looking for surcease from the storm of BALCO developments that have pounded the public lately?
From the sfgate.com
She gets surcease only when she is sound asleep, and for sound sleep she often has to take drugs.
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For Richard Nixon, the sacrifice of his office very likely will not bring even a week of surcease.
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High-level meetings with creditor nations bring no surcease.
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In a Fellini film, life is a circus without surcease.
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The broad report found no surcease of the climate trends that have led to widespread concern about the future.
From the nytimes.com
Silence, like the peace of death that he constantly invokes, might seem like surcease from such unremitting sorrow.
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She blends these elements into a consummately poignant portrait of a woman for whom drugs are the only surcease from sorrow.
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I believe that part of Brezhnev sincerely sought, if not peace in the Western sense, then surcease from the danger and risks and struggles of a lifetime.
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- Cessation: a stopping; "a cessation of the thunder"
- The cessation of something or someone; To come to an end; to desist
