The efforts at de-escalation have been many and varied. The most obvious have been high-level visits to Israel from US, UK and German leaders.
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De-escalation
//diːˌɛskəˈleɪʃən//
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Belarusian
1 entries- дээскалацыя noun (a decrease in scope, extension or severity)
Catalan
1 entries- desescalada noun (a decrease in scope, extension or severity)
Finnish
2 entries- liennyttäminen noun (a decrease in scope, extension or severity)
- lievittäminen noun (a decrease in scope, extension or severity)
French
1 entries- désescalade noun (a decrease in scope, extension or severity)
Georgian
1 entries- დეესკალაცია noun (a decrease in scope, extension or severity)
German
1 entries- Deeskalation noun (a decrease in scope, extension or severity)
Greek
1 entries- αποκλιμάκωση noun (a decrease in scope, extension or severity)
Indonesian
1 entries- deeskalasi noun (a decrease in scope, extension or severity)
Polish
1 entries- deeskalacja noun (a decrease in scope, extension or severity)
Portuguese
1 entries- desescalada noun (a decrease in scope, extension or severity)
Russian
1 entries- деэскала́ция noun (a decrease in scope, extension or severity)
Spanish
1 entries- desescalada noun (a decrease in scope, extension or severity)
Ukrainian
1 entries- деескала́ція noun (a decrease in scope, extension or severity)
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