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Synonyms for stalemate
ˈsteɪlˌmeɪtstale·mate

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  1. deadlock, dead end, impasse, stalemate, standstillnoun

    a situation in which no progress can be made or no advancement is possible

    "reached an impasse on the negotiations"

    Synonyms:
    standstill, cul, dead-end street, cul de sac, stand, deadlock, blind alley, dead end, tie-up, impasse

  2. stalemateverb

    drawing position in chess: any of a player's possible moves would place his king in check

    Synonyms:
    deadlock, impasse, dead end, standstill

  3. stalemateverb

    subject to a stalemate

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How to use stalemate in a sentence?

  1. Daniel Hodges:

    The two sides were at a stalemate at a metal door frame, i inserted Daniel Hodges so the frame was at my back in an effort to give Daniel Hodges something to brace against.

  2. Cynthia Arnson:

    I would put on the table now whether a hurting stalemate is at hand, i believe that it is.

  3. Pedro Sanchez:

    One way or another we'll form a progressive government and unblock the political stalemate ... We call upon all the political parties, except for those that work against coexistence and foster hatred.

  4. Lloyd Austin:

    And so rather than having a stalemate, what you’ll probably see is Ukrainians shaping this fight so they can create opportunities for themselves and exploit those opportunities going forward.

  5. Jutta Allmendinger:

    A long stalemate has finally been broken, when leading conservatives started to support the reform, thanks to the tireless efforts and pressure of many women and networks.


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