parley|parleyed|parleying|parleys in English

verb

[par·ley || 'pɑrleɪ /'pɑːlɪ]

confer with one's adversaries, negotiate with one's enemies

Use "parley|parleyed|parleying|parleys" in a sentence

1. The encircled forces had to be parleyed with.

2. Hello, is Mr. Parley in?

3. He arranged a parley with us.

4. Then he began to parley with me.

5. I'd like to speak to Mr. Parley.

6. Neither party paused for breath or parley.

7. I'm sorry Mr. Parley is at meeting now.

8. So I wish to parley with you.

9. No provocation nor warning nor offer of parley.

10. I'd like to speak to Mr. Parley, please.

11. The governor was forced to parley with the rebels.

12. We parleyed in the Song throne room as though Jia Sidao were the emperor.

13. Synonyms for Confabulated include conferred, consulted, discussed, parleyed, talked, confabbed, counselled, counseled, palavered and powwowed

14. The taskforce's commander , Kinman Doriana , asked Thrawn for a parley.

15. When parley failed, he met aggression with his own fury.

16. Mrs Parley said she left they were in a storm.

17. The government is ready to hold a parley at any moment.

18. The general held a parley with the enemy about exchanging prisoners.

19. The general manager decided to hold a parley with the enemy.

20. Others were asleep during the critical moments of the parley.

21. Straightway the Captain paused, and , without further question or parley.

22. The garrison that sounds a parley is not far from being surrendered.

23. The general held a parley with the enemy's leader about exchanging prisoners.

24. Come, let us parley first, and then see if come to blows.

25. The frightened mandarins agreed to parley, but Le Lieur stalled, awaiting Montigny.