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Definition of quelling - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
suppressionact of suppressing or subduing something
- The quelling of the rebellion was swift and decisive.
2.
biologyTECH. RNA interference in geneticsTECH.
- Quelling is a crucial process in genetic research.
Adjective
1.
controlsuppressing or putting an end to something
- The quelling force of the police stopped the riot.
2.
reducing intensitycausing to become less intense or severe
- The quelling effect of the medicine was immediate.
Origin of quelling
English, quell (to suppress)
Examples of quelling in a sentence
Quelling of rumors helped calm the public. Quelling can regulate gene expression effectively. Researchers study quelling to understand gene silencing. The quelling measures were effective in restoring order. Her quelling words calmed the anxious crowd. The quelling words of the counselor brought peace.
His quelling presence calmed the anxious crowd.
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- French:répression, apaisant, ...
- German:Niederschlagung, beruhigend, ...
- Italian:repressione, repressivo, ...
- Spanish:represión, represivo, ...
- Portuguese:contenção, sufocante, ...
- Chinese:镇压, 镇压的, ...
- Japanese:鎮圧, 鎮圧する, ...
- Arabic:قَمْع, قامِع, ...
- Hebrew:דִּכּוּי, מְדַכֵּא, ...
- Russian:подавление, подавляющий, ...
- Ukrainian:придушення, придушуючий, ...
- Hindi:दमन, दमनकारी, ...
Definition of quell - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
controlsuppress or put an end to something
- The government tried to quell the uprising.
2.
feelingsstop an unpleasant feeling like fear or anger
- She tried to quell her anxiety before the exam.
Origin of quell
Old English, cwellan (to kill)
Examples of quell in a sentence
The police were called to quell the disturbance. He managed to quell his anger before speaking. The government took steps to quell public fears.
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- French:réprimer, calmer, ...
- German:niederschlagen, besänftigen, ...
- Italian:sedare, placare, ...
- Spanish:sofocar, calmar, ...
- Portuguese:suprimir, acalmar, ...
- Chinese:平息, 缓解, ...
- Japanese:鎮圧する, 鎮める, ...
- Arabic:قَمَعَ, كَبَتَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְדַכֵּא, לְשַׁכֵּךְ, ...
- Russian:подавить, успокаивать, ...
- Ukrainian:придушити, заспокоювати, ...
- Hindi:दबाना, काबू में करना, ...
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