truce

noun
UK /truːs/
US /truːs/

A truce is when people who are fighting agree to stop for a while.

The two teams called a truce so they could rest and get a drink.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A short break from arguing or competing.

The brothers declared a truce during dinner.

3. An agreement to stop fighting for a set time.

The leaders signed a truce that lasted one week.

4. A pause in a game or contest.

The players agreed to a truce to fix the broken goal.