Phrases with «stalemate»

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Stalemate is a situation where neither side in a conflict can win or make progress, resulting in a deadlock or a tie. It means that both parties are stuck and unable to move forward. Full definition

Noun + «stalemate»

Adjective + «stalemate»

Verb + «stalemate»

Sentences with «stalemate»

  • Well, it seems that somewhat subconsciously after hours of stalemate in this heated discussion I had started adopting the accents of the opposing counsel and the judge, a local legend himself. (inc.com)
  • The one match in which they failed to find the net was actually Klopp's first game at the helm — a goalless stalemate with in - form Tottenham at White Hart Lane — but the Merseysiders have ever since been ruthless in their final - third endeavours. (squawka.com)
  • Phil Hay, in the Yorkshire Evening Post, reported: «West Brom have backed off from a deal for Taylor after several weeks of discussions with Leeds ended in stalemate over the left - back's valuation. (uptheclarets.com)
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