put to rest

Well, the intra-Democratic meltdown over Kamala Harris’ loss was not put to rest by my eloquent piece from last week, it turns out.

Hostin cut in with "misogyny" as the answer to that question, leading to a quick rift put to rest by an intervening Whoopi Goldberg.

Conflicts with nonstate actors can be even more difficult to put to rest.

Fears that storms may cause havoc with an unusual international sporting event have been put to rest.

The club immediately expressed their "surprise", referring once again to a "comprehensive body of irrefutable evidence that exists in support of its position", and insisting that it would "look forward to this matter being put to rest once and for all".