deadlocked

Học thuật
Thân thiện
deadlocked

The negotiations are deadlocked over the final clause.

Definition

Adjective: 1. In a state of complete standstill or impasse: Describes a situation, negotiation, or conflict where progress is completely halted because opposing parties are equally powerful and unwilling to compromise or yield.

Usage

The adjective deadlocked is used to describe a situation where no further action or progress is possible due to a balanced and unresolvable disagreement. It often modifies nouns like negotiations, talks, jury, situation, conflict, or process.

Examples
  • The jury remained deadlocked for a third day, unable to reach a unanimous verdict.
  • Peace talks are completely deadlocked over the issue of territorial borders.
  • The board meeting became deadlocked on the vote, with six members in favor and six opposed.
Advanced Usage
  • To be/become deadlocked: The most common construction to describe entering or being in this state.
    • The discussions became deadlocked on minor procedural details.
  • Deadlocked over [issue]: Specifies the point of contention causing the impasse.
    • The union and management are deadlocked over wage increases.
Variants and Related Words
  • Deadlock (noun): The state or situation of being deadlocked.
    • The negotiations have reached a deadlock.
  • Stalemated (adjective): A close synonym, often used in chess but applicable to other contexts of impasse.
    • The political process is stalemated.
Synonyms
  • Stalemated
  • At an impasse
  • Gridlocked
  • Stuck
  • Logjammed
Antonyms
  • Resolved
  • Settled
  • Unblocked
  • Progressing
  • Moving forward
deadlocked

The negotiations are deadlocked over the final clause.

Adjective
  1. at a complete standstill because of opposition of two unrelenting forces or factions
    • the chess game ended with white stalemated
    • the two factions are deadlocked over fringe benefits

Từ đồng nghĩa

Từ tương tự

Từ có nhắc đến "deadlocked"