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Definition of peace - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
warabsence of war or conflict
- The countries signed a peace treaty.
2.
harmonyharmonious relations between people
- The neighbors lived in peace.
3.
emotionstate of mental calmness
- Meditation helps achieve peace of mind.
4.
diplomacyRare treaty marking the end of a warRare
- The peace was signed in Paris.
Interjection
1.
calmnessexpressing a wish for calmness or non-violence
- Peace, everyone, let's settle down and talk.
2.
- He waved and said, 'Peace!' as he left.
Expressions with peace
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establish friendly relations after conflict
The two countries decided to make peace after years of disputes..
say goodbye or farewell
He waved and said, 'Peace out, everyone!'
seeking harmony through compromise or payment
The leader's buying peace strategy helped maintain stability in the region.
money or benefits gained by spending less on the military
The country enjoyed a peace dividend after the war ended.
state of calm and silence
After a long week, she enjoyed some peace and quiet at home..
feeling calm and accepting about something
She is at peace with her decision.
resolve a conflict or disagreement
They decided to make peace with their neighbors after the dispute.
state of mental calmness and freedom from worry
Meditation helps me achieve peace of mind.
used to express a wish for eternal peace after death
May she rest in peace.
make sure people do not fight or argue
She tried to keep the peace during the meeting.
state of never having quiet or calm time
With the kids home, I get not a moment's peace.
state of peace during a specific period
The treaty promised peace in our time.
symbol representing peace and harmony
The dove of peace is often depicted with an olive branch in its beak..
brief respite from noise or activity
The office is so busy, there's hardly a moment's peace.
persistently trouble or harass someone emotionally
Her worries gave her no peace throughout the night.
situation offering tranquility amid stress
Her home became an oasis of peace during the crisis.
leader known for promoting peace
The diplomat was hailed as a prince of peace.
sleep very well and untroubled
After the long hike, I slept in heavenly peace.
settle a dispute or disagreement
The neighbors finally smoked the peace pipe after months of arguments.
remain silent to avoid conflict or trouble
She decided to keep her peace during the argument.
act causing public disorder or noise
He was arrested for disturbance of the peace.
deep calmness that cannot be explained
She felt peace beyond all understanding during the storm.
deep calmness that cannot be explained
She felt a peace beyond understanding during meditation.
state of calm beyond what the mind can understand
She felt a peace that passes all understanding during meditation..
Origin of peace
Latin, pax (peace)
Terms with peace included in their meaning
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mental ease
providing mental peace and ease
paradise
place of complete bliss and delight and peace
peace
period without disturbance or trouble
acr: Rest In Peace
used to express sympathy when someone has died
acr: United Nations
international organization for peace and cooperation
emotion
state of peace and tranquility
control
maintain a state of peace and organization
religion
pray, speaking inwardly to a higher power for help or peace
gestures
gesture showing victory or peace
inner peace
feeling of peace without excitement
conversation
saying you will accept something untrue for the sake of peace
chaos
disturbance of public peace or order
making peace
act of forgiving someone for a mistake or wrongdoing
peace
state of peaceful agreement or coexistence
disturbance
destroy the peace or tranquility of a place
abr: requiescat in pace, requiescant in pace, and rest in peace
phrase expressing a wish for the dead to rest peacefully
peace advocacy
supporting peace and non-violence, especially against war
peaceful
brought to a state of peace
peace
more peaceful situation or period
peaceful existence
exist together in peace or harmony
bird
small pigeon often symbolizing peace
history
period of happiness, peace, and prosperity
1960s counterculture
person associated with 1960s counterculture, advocating peace and love
peace movement
philosophy rejecting violence for peaceful change
Examples of peace in a sentence
The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to the activist. They signed a treaty to ensure peace. Peace was restored after the conflict ended. Finding peace in nature is essential for her. He felt peace after resolving the conflict. The peace was celebrated with a grand ceremony.
Negotiations led to a lasting peace between the nations. Peace, let's not argue about this. Peace, we need to focus on solutions. She smiled and said, 'Peace!' before hanging up. 'Peace!' he shouted, ending the conversation abruptly.
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- French:paix, salut, ...
- German:Frieden, ruhe, ...
- Italian:pace, Ciao, ...
- Spanish:paz, ¡tranquilos!, ...
- Portuguese:paz, fica bem, ...
- Chinese:和平, 大家安静, ...
- Japanese:平和, 皆さん、落ち着いて, ...
- Arabic:سَلام, هُدُوء, ...
- Hebrew:שָׁלוֹם, שֶׁקֶט, ...
- Russian:мир, Тише!, ...
- Ukrainian:мир, спокійно, ...
- Hindi:शांति, सद्भाव, ...
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