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- Dictionarysilence/ˈsʌɪləns/
noun
- 1. complete absence of sound: "sirens pierce the silence of the night" Similar Opposite
verb
- 1. prohibit or prevent from speaking: "she was silenced by the officer's stern look" Similar Opposite
- 2. suppress or prevent the expression of (a gene or genetic material): "many inherited disorders are caused by a mutation that silences a gene"
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1 day ago · After a breakup, a woman may be silent for reasons such as needing time to heal, wanting to distance herself to move on, or feeling too hurt to communicate. Breakups are tough, and silence can be ...
1 day ago · Sitting in silence, body scan meditation and concentrating on breathing was shown in a 2016 review to moderately decrease symptoms of PTSD and depression in war veterans and creating resilience to stresses in active service.
5 days ago · The meaning of SWEAR (SOMEONE) TO SILENCE is to make someone promise not to tell anyone else what was told to them. How to use swear (someone) to silence in a sentence.
4 days ago · According to Freire, unequal social relations create a "culture of silence" that instills the oppressed with a negative, passive and suppressed self-image; learners must, then, develop a critical consciousness in order to recognize that this culture of silence is created to oppress.
2 days ago · "The Sound of Silence" (originally "The Sounds of Silence") is a song by the American folk rock duo Simon & Garfunkel, written by Paul Simon.
4 days ago · All these developments suggest the need for a more complex account of the myriad influences on journalistic decisions. More research needs to examine behind-the-scenes relations between sources and journalists, and the efforts of news sources to frame the issues or seek to silence news media attention.
6 days ago · President Joe Biden has broken his silence after he shockingly made the decision to drop out of the US Presidential race. The 81-year-old dialled into a meeting while Vice President Kamala Harris...