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/kwɛl/
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/kwɛl/
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quell
verb
quelled
Past Simple
quelled
Past Participle
quelling
Gerund
UK
/kwɛl/
US
/kwɛl/
apaiser
Pour une peur, une angoisse, une inquiétude ou une émotion.
She took deep breaths to quell her anxiety before the presentation.
Elle a pris de profondes inspirations pour apaiser son anxiété avant la présentation.
réprimer
Surtout pour une révolte, une émeute ou tout trouble collectif.
The government deployed troops to quell the uprising.
Le gouvernement a déployé des troupes pour réprimer le soulèvement.
Additional translations
tuer
Sens archaïque.
Synonyms
silence
mitigate
suppress
subdue
pacify
calm
alleviate
extinguish
Antonyms
incite
agitate
provoke
quell
noun
quells
pl
UK
/kwɛl/
US
/kwɛl/
Archaic; chiefly literary, meaning 'murder, killing, or act of suppression'
meurtre
Sens archaïque.
The traitor met his sudden quell in the dead of night.
Le traître trouva la mort dans un meurtre soudain au cœur de la nuit.
Definitions
quell
verb
To suppress or put an end to something, such as a rebellion or other disorder, typically by the use of force.
The government deployed troops to quell the uprising.
To calm or reduce something, such as fear or worry.
She took deep breaths to quell her anxiety before the presentation.
(Archaic) To kill or destroy.
The warriors swore to quell their enemies without mercy.
quell
noun
(Archaic) Murder; an act of killing or violent destruction.
The traitor met his sudden quell in the dead of night.
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