Wordle #1,970 hints and answer for Tuesday, November 10, 2026
Today's Wordle is the word for calling off the fight: the agreement two sides reach when they stop battling or arguing for a while and let the dust settle between them. It is a tidy board in one way, with no repeated letters anywhere in it, and a gentle one in another, because the word opens on a firm consonant pair and then closes on a soft C and E that land like a sigh of relief. Work down the hint ladder one rung at a time, then check the answer box at the bottom when you are ready for the reveal and the story behind the word.
Hints, in order
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Think of a white flag: this word names the agreement two sides reach to stop fighting or arguing for a while.
There are two vowels: U in third place and E at the very end. The other three letters are all consonants.
No letter repeats: all five letters are different. It is a noun, and it often follows the verb CALL - as in, call a ___.
It starts with T.
It ends with E, and the first three letters are TRU - add CE and you are there.
The answer
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TRUCE: a temporary agreement between opponents to stop fighting, warring or arguing. The traps sit close by: TRACE swaps the U for an A and misses, TRUTH keeps the TRU opening but wanders off into different letters, and anyone who finds the T and the closing E early still has to resist filling the middle with vowels that are not there.