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- Defuse a risk? - WordReference Forums
Please give us a complete sentence, and tell us something about the situation you want to describe What is the risk, and how could it be 'defused'?
- Diffuse Defuse the story - WordReference Forums
The verbs diffuse and defuse sound similar but have different meanings Diffuse means, broadly, ‘disperse’, while the non-literal meaning of defuse is ‘reduce the danger or tension in’ Thus sentences such as Cooper successfully diffused the situation are regarded as incorrect, while Cooper successfully defused the situation would be
- defuse and diffuse - WordReference Forums
The dictionary in here does give you guidance on how to say these tow, including how we use different sounds to distunguish between a verb and an adjective for diffuse
- Defuse - WordReference Forums
Defuse: make (something) less serious, difficult, or tense Example: Skilled negotiators helped defuse the crisis situation Hi, Can I "defuse" an angry person to make him calm down? Thanks
- defuse thoughts - WordReference Forums
¡Hola! It defuses thoughts and bends negative energies away Can anyone tell me if it's correct to use defuse in this sentence? Thanks in advance
- Blow over Defuse Ease off Lessen? - WordReference Forums
Let´s wait the strain between both countries to blow over defuse ease off lessen Which one works better in this example? In a sense of get the relations less tense
- beginning in late May | WordReference Forums
Management helped defuse the march by distributing a flier that essentially offered 50 renminbi, or about $7 30, for each of the eight days that the factory was closed beginning in late May as part of a nationwide shutdown of Honda manufacturing set off by a transmission factory strike ---taken
- The opposite of escalate | WordReference Forums
Hello everybody, I'd like to ask about the opposite of " escalate" For example, Escalate an issue to the upper management My suggestions are "belittle" and "deprecate" Thanks in advance
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