peace

English - Turkish

Definition of peace in English Turkish dictionary

(isim) Barış

Savaş asla barışı kanıtlamamıştır. - Battle's never proven peace.

Güvercin barış anlamına gelir. - The dove stands for peace.

sulh

Yurtta sulh, cihanda sulh. - Peace at home, peace in the world.

Büyükbabam bir sulh hakimiydi. - My grandfather was a justice of the peace.

sessiz olun

{i} sükunet

iç huzuru

Meditasyom bana iç huzuru verir. - Meditation gives me peace of mind.

Ölüler gitti, onlar kendilerini savunamazlar. Yapılacak en iyi şey onları rahat bırakmaktır! - The dead are gone and they cannot defend themselves. The best thing to do is to leave them in peace!

huzur

Tom sadece biraz huzur ve sessizlik istedi. - Tom just wanted some peace and quiet.

Gece vakti bile olsa, artık sessiz ve huzurlu değil. - Even at nighttime, it was not quiet and peaceful any more.

asayiş

barış anlaşması

peace offering barış ve uzlaşma gayesiyle verilen hediye

Peace be with you Selâmünaleyküm

peace pipe dostluk ve banş çubuğu Kı

sukunet

{i} huzur, sükûn, rahat, asayiş

barışma

{i} sessizlik

Bütün istediğim huzur ve sessizlik. - All I want is peace and quiet.

Sadece biraz barış ve sessizlik istiyorum. - I just want some peace and quiet.

Ancak, grev huzurlu olmamıştı ve Aziz Martin Luther King, Jr her iki taraftan sabırlı ve sakin olmasını rica etti. - The strike had not been peaceful, however, and Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. begged both sides to be patient and calm.

Gece vakti bile olsa, artık sessiz ve huzurlu değil. - Even at nighttime, it was not quiet and peaceful any more.

peaceful

barışçıl

Bizim barışçıl anayasamızı korumamız gerekir. - We must preserve our peaceful constitution.

İki kız kardeş çok barışçıl bir biçimde yaşadılar. - The two sisters lived very peacefully.

peace and quiet

(deyim) sessizlik ve huzur

peace treaty

barış antlaşması

Aylar süren müzakerelerin ardından, barış antlaşması tamamlandı. - After months of negotiations, the peace treaty was completed.

Iki taraf bir barış antlaşması imzaladı. - The two sides signed a peace treaty.

peace of mind

kendiyle barışık olmak

peace at home, peace in the world

Yurtta barış, dünyada barış

peace ballot

barış oy

peace be upon him

sav

peace be upon him

(Din) Sallallahu aleyhi ve sellem (s.a.v.)

peace be upon him

(Din) (Peygamber ve şair yüce kişiler anılırken) Allah ona selamet versin. Selamet onun üzerine olsun

peace be with you

Gönül rahatlığı, iç huzuru

peace of mind

kendisi ile barışık olmak

Nihayet, iki Kızılderili kabilenin şefleri savaş baltalarını gömmeye karar verdiler ve barış çubuğu tüttürdüler. - At long last, the two chiefs of the Indian tribes have decided to bury the hatchet and smoke the peace pipe.

peace-loving

Barışsever

Onlar barışsever insanlardır. - They are a peace-loving people.

Peace Corps

barış gücü

Peace be with you

Selamünaleyküm

peace and security

(Askeri) Huzur ve asayiş

peace enforcement operations

(Askeri) barış uygulama harekatı

peace enforcement; peacetime establishment; personal effects; program element

(Askeri) barış koruma; barış kadrosu; kişisel etkenler; program unsuru

peace establishment

barış gücü

peace establishment

(Askeri) BARIŞ MEVCUDU, BARIŞ KADROSU: Kara ve deniz kuvvetlerinin barış kuruluşları insan mevcudu

peace of mind

iç huzuru

Meditasyom bana iç huzuru verir. - Meditation gives me peace of mind.

peace offering

kurban

peace offering

barış ve uzlaşma amacıyla verilen hediye

peace operations; petty officer

(Askeri) barış harekatı; deniz astsubay

peace strength

(Askeri) BARIŞ KUVVESİ: Askeri bir tesis veya birliğin barış zamanındaki azaltılmış kuvvesi

peace talks

barış görüşmeleri

peace through confrontation; primary traffic channel

(Askeri) görüşme yoluyla barış; ana trafik kanalı

disturb the public peace

halkın huzurunu bozmak

find peace

huzuru bulmak

international peace force

(Askeri) uluslararası barış gücü

judge of the peace

sulh yargıcı

mind at peace

gönül rahatlığıyla

partnership for peace

(Askeri,Politika, Siyaset) barış için ortaklık

peaceful

barışçı

Ülkeler barışçıl amaçlarla anlaşmazlıkları çözmekle ilgileniyorlardı. - The countries concerned settled the dispute by peaceful means.

İki kız kardeş çok barışçıl bir biçimde yaşadılar. - The two sisters lived very peacefully.

(Sanat) dingin

(Politika, Siyaset) asayiş

public peace

(Politika, Siyaset) kamu düzeni

regional peace

(Politika, Siyaset) bölgesel barış

(Askeri) barıştan yana olmak

seek peace

huzur aramak

seek peace

(Askeri) barışı aramak

at peace

barış halinde

Ulus barış halindeydi. - The nation was at peace.

at peace

rahat

breach of the peace

disturb the peace

asayişi bozmak

disturbance of the peace

justice of peace magistrate

sulh hâkimi

justice of the peace

sulh hâkimi

keep the peace

asayişi korumak

leave sb in peace

birini rahat bırakmak

make peace

barış yapmak

Onlar barış yapmak için geldi. - They came to make peace.

Savaş yapmak, barış yapmaktan daha kolaydır. - It's easier to make war than to make peace.

make peace

barış

Onlar barış yapmak için geldi. - They came to make peace.

Savaş yapmak, barış yapmaktan daha kolaydır. - It's easier to make war than to make peace.

Cyprus Peace Operation

Kıbrıs Barış Harekatı

susmak, bir şey söylememek

hold one´s peace/tongue

dilini tutmak, konuşmamak

international center for peace in the middle east

barış için uluslararası merkez doğu orta

keep the peace

barışı korumak

long and lasting peace

uzun ve kalıcı bir barış

piece at home peace in the world

(Atasözü) Yurtta barış/sulh, cihanda barış/sulh

pipe of peace

barış boru

rest in peace

Allah rahmet eylesin. Huzur içinde yatsın

{s} barışsever

Bugün 4 Haziran. Çin hükümetinin Tiananmen alanında barışsever bir gösteride yüzlerce insanı öldürdüğü bir gün. - Today is the 4th of June — a day when Chinese government killed hundreds of people on a peaceful demonstration on the Tiananmen square.

Normalde ben çok barışsever bir adamım. Ama ailem tehdit edildiğinde benim ne yapacağım hiç belli olmaz. - Normally, I'm a very peaceful man. But if my family is threatened, there's no telling what I'll do.

peaceful

{s} sakin

Bu orman sakin ve huzurlu. - This forest is quiet and peaceful.

Geceleyin bu sokak çok sakindir. - At night, this street is very peaceful.

{s} uysal

English - English

Definition of peace in English English dictionary: A state free of oppressive and unpleasant thoughts and emotions
That will give me some peace of mind.; A state of tranquility, quiet, and harmony, e.g., a state free from civil disturbance
Naomi boasted in nothing but the God of Israel. And she found peace even in the midst of chaos when she went to Him in prayer.; Shortened form of peace out; goodbye; Harmony in personal relations; A state free of war, in particular war between different countries
All we're saying is give peace a chance.; {e} denoting or commanding peace; {n} a respit from war, quiet, rest, content; the general security of public places; "he was arrested for disturbing the peace"; If there is peace in a country or in the world, there are no wars or violent conflicts going on. The President spoke of a shared commitment to world peace and economic development. the Nobel Peace Prize. war; {i} state of not being at war; harmonious relations; silence, quietness; tranquility; The Peace of a particular place is a treaty or an agreement that was signed there, bringing an end to a war. The Peace of Ryswick was signed in September 1697. see also breach of the peace, Justice of the Peace; harmonious relations; freedom from disputes; "the roommates lived in peace together"; If there is peace among a group of people, they live or work together in a friendly way and do not quarrel. You can also say that people live or work in peace with each other. a period of relative peace in the country's industrial relations; n In international affairs, a period of cheating between two periods of fighting; If you hold or keep your peace, you do not speak, even though there is something you want or ought to say. people who knew about this evil man but held their peace = keep quiet; the absence of mental stress or anxiety; A state of quiet or tranquillity; freedom from disturbance or agitation; calm; repose Exemption from, or cessation of, war with public enemies; If countries or groups involved in a war or violent conflict are discussing peace, they are talking to each other in order to try to end the conflict. Leaders of some rival factions signed a peace agreement last week They hope the treaty will bring peace and stability to Southeast Asia; If you disapprove of weapons, especially nuclear weapons, you can use peace to refer to campaigns and other activities intended to reduce their numbers or stop their use. two peace campaigners accused of causing damage to an F1-11 nuclear bomber; Lack of desire; To make or become quiet; to be silent; to stop; n In international affairs, a period of cheating between two; a treaty to cease hostilities; "peace came on November 11th"; the state prevailing during the absence of war the general security of public places; "he was arrested for disturbing the peace; If someone in authority, such as the army or the police, keeps the peace, they make sure that people behave and do not fight or quarrel with each other. the first UN contingent assigned to help keep the peace in Cambodia; If you have peace, you are not being disturbed, and you are in calm, quiet surroundings. All I want is to have some peace and quiet and spend a couple of nice days with my grandchildren One more question and I'll leave you in peace; If something gives you peace of mind, it stops you from worrying about a particular problem or difficulty. He began to insist upon a bullet-proof limousine, just for peace of mind; the state prevailing during the absence of war; absence of war or troubles, as in: She works hard to make her home a place of rest and peace for her family; a treaty to cease hostilities; "peace came on November 11th" the absence of mental stress or anxiety harmonious relations; freedom from disputes; "the roommates lived in peace together" the state prevailing during the absence of war the general security of public places; "he was arrested for disturbing the peace; Exemption from, or subjection of, agitating passions; tranquillity of mind or conscience; Public quiet, order, and contentment in obedience to law; If you express the wish that a dead person may rest in peace, you are showing respect and sympathy for him or her. `Rest in peace' is also sometimes written on gravestones. peace pipe Augustan Altar of Peace Augsburg Peace of Belgrade Peace of Hubertusburg Peace of justice of the peace Lodi Peace of Paris Peace Conference Roman Peace Peace Corps Peace of God Peace River Utrecht Peace of Venice Peace of Villafranca Peace of Westphalia Peace of; Physical & Magickal Strength Healing & Health; the absence of mental stress or anxiety harmonious relations; freedom from disputes; "the roommates lived in peace together"; Reconciliation; agreement after variance; harmony; concord; (n ) Sora, shohrah; If you have a feeling of peace, you feel contented and calm and not at all worried. You can also say that you are at peace. I had a wonderful feeling of peace and serenity when I saw my husband; salaam; shalom
Peace Corps: An independent United States federal agency for volunteers to help in developing countries where aid is needed
peace and quiet: Tranquility; freedom from stress or interruptions
peace bond: A court order forbidding one party to bother another
Atticus smiled wryly. Do what? Put him under a peace bond?.
peace dividend: an economic benefit gained from a reduction in defence spending, especially a fund of public money that would be available for other purposes
peace for our time: Used to evoke the situation where an aggressor is being appeased for the sake of delaying a (possibly inevitable) war
peace for our time: Used to evoke the idea of false political promises and false expectations
peace in our time: A paraphrase of or misattribution to Neville Chamberlain, who stated that "peace for our time" would be the result of the Munich Agreement of 1938
peace in our time: Used to evoke the idea of false political promises and false expectations
peace in our time: Used to evoke the situation where an aggressor is being appeased for the sake of delaying a (possibly inevitable) war
peace of mind: The absence of mental stress or anxiety
peace offering: A religious sacrifice in both Jewish,Christian, and Islamic traditions
peace offering: An offering made to an adversary in the hope of obtaining peace or reconciliation; an olive branch
peace out: To become unconscious; to pass out
peace out: go in peace
peace out: To depart
peace out: To experience an altered state of consciousness
peace out: To render unconscious
peace out: Goodbye
peace pipe: a pipe smoked in certain Native American cultures that symbolizes peace among those who smoke it, and among whom it is passed around from person to person
peace pipes: plural form of peace pipe
peace process: negotiations towards the peaceful settlement of a long-running conflict
peace processes: plural form of peace process
peace sign: A hand gesture of peace, made with the middle finger and index finger
peace treaties: plural form of peace treaty
peace treaty: An agreement to end fighting or conflict
Peace Corps: The Peace Corps is an American organization that sends young people to help with projects in developing countries. A federal government organization, set up in 1961, that trains and sends American volunteers abroad to work with people of developing countries on projects for technological, agricultural, and educational improvement. a US government organization that aims to help poorer countries, by sending them volunteers (=people who work without payment) , especially young people, who teach skills in education, health, farming etc. U.S. government agency of volunteers, formed in 1961 by Pres. John F. Kennedy. Its purpose is to assist other countries in their development efforts by providing skilled workers in the fields of education, agriculture, health, trade, technology, and community development. Volunteers are expected to serve for two years as good neighbours in the host country, to speak its language, and to live on a level comparable to that of the local residents. By the early 21st century, more than 165,000 volunteers had served in the corps
Peace Corps: volunteer organization sponsored by the U.S. Government in which people work worldwide to promote education health agriculture and industry
peace be upon him: Peace be upon him (Arabic: , also transliterated as sallalahu aleyhi wasallam or salallahu alayhi wasalaam) is a phrase that Muslims often say after saying the name of a prophet of Islam. Shia Muslims say a similar salutation, aleyhi salaam - upon him be peace, after mentioning their imams. An alternative translation is "May God bless him and grant him peace." In Arabic these salutations are called salawat. 'Peace be upon him' is abbreviated to SAW or PBUH
Peace Now: Israeli left-wing political movement which supports the trading of land for peace
Peace River: A river, about 1,521 km (945 mi) long, rising in central British Columbia, Canada, and flowing east to Alberta then northeast to the Slave River near Lake Athabasca. It was long an important waterway for fur traders. River, western Canada. Formed by the confluence of the Finlay and Parsnip rivers in the Canadian Rockies of British Columbia, it flows east across the border of Alberta to join the Slave River just north of its outlet from Lake Athabasca. It is 1,195 mi (1,923 km) long. It was explored by Alexander Mackenzie in 1792-93 and became a major fur-trading route. It is an important source of hydroelectric power. River, west-central Florida, U.S. It rises in Polk county and flows south and southwest into Charlotte Harbor on the southwestern coast. It is about 85 mi (135 km) long
Peace of Augsburg: Convention promulgated in 1555 by the Diet of the Holy Roman Empire, which provided the first permanent legal basis for the existence of Lutheranism in addition to Catholicism in Germany. The Diet determined that no member of the empire would make war against another on religious grounds. It recognized just two denominations, the Roman Catholics and the Lutherans, and it stipulated that in each territory of the empire, only one denomination was allowed. However, people were allowed to move to states where their faith was adopted. Despite numerous shortcomings, the accord saved the empire from serious internal conflicts for over 50 years. See also Reformation
Peace of Belgrade: (1739) Either of two peace settlements that ended the Ottoman empire's four-year war with Russia and its two-year war with Austria. In 1735 Russia had attempted to establish itself on the northern Black Sea. Austria entered the war as Russia's ally in 1737, but military failures prompted it to make a separate peace in September 1739, ceding northern Serbia (including Belgrade) and Little Walachia to the Ottomans. With Austria's defection, the Russians had to make a disappointing peace that same month. Under its terms, Russia could not have warships on the Black Sea and had to depend on Ottoman shipping for its Black Sea commerce
Peace of God: Movement within the medieval Roman Catholic church in response to the breakdown of public order. The movement began at a council at Le Puy in 975, but other, more important councils occured in southern and central France in the late 10th and early 11th centuries. Regional lay and religious authorities attended the councils to ensure God's peace, and they were often joined by large crowds who came to venerate the relics displayed at the meetings. The peace decrees forbade, under pain of excommunication, private warfare or violence against churches, clerics, pilgrims, merchants, women, peasants, and cattle. Participants at the councils took oaths on sacred relics to uphold the decisions made at those councils. The peace was also decreed at the councils of Charoux ( 989), Limoges (994 and 1031), Poitiers ( 1000), and Bourges (1038)
Peace of Hubertusburg: (1763) Treaty between Prussia and Austria ending the Seven Years' War in Germany. Signed five days after the Treaty of Paris, it guaranteed that Frederick II the Great maintained his possession of Silesia and confirmed Prussia's stature as a major European power
Peace of Lodi: (1454) Treaty between Venice and Milan ending the war of succession to the Milanese duchy in favor of Francesco Sforza. It recognized Sforza as ruler of Milan and restored Venice's territories in northern Italy, including Brescia and Bergamo. It also provided for a 25-year mutual defensive pact to maintain existing boundaries and established an Italian League. The treaty created a balance of power among Venice, Milan, Naples, Florence, and the Papal States, and it began a 40-year period of relative peace
Peace of Utrecht: (1713-14) Series of treaties concluding the War of the Spanish Succession. One series was signed between France and other European powers; another series was signed between Spain and other powers. France concluded treaties with Britain, the Dutch Republic, Prussia, Portugal, and Savoy, in which it ceded various territories, including regions in Canada, to Britain. France also recognized Queen Anne as the British sovereign, acknowledged Frederick I's royal title, and recognized Victor Amadeus II as king of Sicily. Spain ceded Gibraltar to Britain. In a separate accord, the asiento agreement, Spain gave Britain the exclusive right to supply the Spanish colonies with African slaves for 30 years. Emperor Charles VI concluded a separate peace with France in the Treaty of Rastatt and Baden. The Spanish succession was settled in favour of the Bourbon Philip V. The treaties gave Britain the largest portion of colonial and commercial spoils and made it the leader in world trade
Peace of Venice: v. (1177) Agreement in which Holy Roman Emperor Frederick I Barbarossa acknowledged Alexander III as the true pope. Frederick's decisive defeat by the Lombard League at the Battle of Legnano (1176) had obliged him to abandon his Italian campaign and sign a truce. In the Peace of Venice, Frederick agreed to withdraw support from the antipope and to restore church property he had seized. He received the kiss of peace from the pope in front of St. Mark's
Peace of Villafranca: v. (1859) Preliminary peace treaty between France's Napoleon III and Austria's emperor Francis Joseph that ended the Franco-Piedmontese war against Austria. Napoleon III made peace after the costly Battle of Solferino without consulting the Piedmontese king, Victor Emmanuel II. By the peace terms, Lombardy was ceded to France and then to Piedmont, and the dukes of Parma, Modena, and Tuscany were restored to their thrones after being deposed by nationalists. Though decried by Italian nationalists, the peace marked the beginning of Italy's unification under Piedmontese leadership
Peace of Westphalia: (1648) European settlements that ended the Thirty Years' War, negotiated in the Westphalian towns of Münster and Osnabrück. The deliberations began in 1644 and ended in 1648 with two assemblies that produced the treaty between Spain and the Dutch (signed January 30) and another between Emperor Ferdinand III, the other German princes, France, and Sweden (signed October 24). Territorial changes gave Sweden control of the Baltic Sea, ensured France a firm frontier west of the Rhine River, and provided their allies with additional lands. Independence was confirmed for the United Provinces of the Netherlands and for the Swiss Confederation. The treaties also confirmed the Peace of Augsburg and extended the religious toleration of Lutherans to include toleration of the Reformed (Calvinist) Church. The Holy Roman Empire was forced to recognize its German princes as absolute sovereigns in their own dominions, which greatly weakened its central authority
peace accord: peace agreement, peace treaty
peace advocacy: any policy that advocates maintaining peaceful international relations
peace agreement: agreement for non-violence that lists conditions and each side's obligations for fulfilling the agreement
peace among the nations: state peace of peace between the countries of the world
peace conference: gathering of the representatives of hostile countries so as to formulate a peace treaty between them
peace corps: a civilian organization sponsored by the United States government; helps people in developing countries
peace dividend: The peace dividend is the economic benefit that was expected in the world after the end of the Cold War, as a result of money previously spent on defence and arms becoming available for other purposes. The peace dividend has not materialised despite military spending going down in most countries. An amount of money taken from a defense budget and appropriated elsewhere in times of peace when less money is required for defense than in times of hostility or war. the money that is saved on weapons and is available for other purposes, when a government reduces its military strength because the risk of war has been reduced
peace initiative: desire to bring about a lasting peace
peace initiative: opening move in negotiating a peace treaty
peace lily: any of various plants of the genus Spathiphyllum having a white or green spathe and a spite of fragrant flowers and often cultivated as an ornamental
peace making: conciliation, act of creating peace between enemies; settling disputes, reconciliation
peace march: a protest march against (a particular) war and in favor of peace
peace negotiations: discuss ways to bring about a lasting peace
peace of mind: serenity, calm, quiet, comfort of mind
peace of westphalia: the peace treaty that ended the Thirty Years' War in 1648
peace offering: You can use peace offering to refer to something that you give someone to show that you want to end the quarrel between you. `A peace offering,' Roberts said as he handed the box of cigars to Cohen. An offering made to an adversary in the interests of peace or reconciliation. something you give to someone to show them that you are sorry and want to be friendly, after you have annoyed or upset them
peace offering: something offered to an adversary in the hope of obtaining peace
peace offering: something given to obtain peace
peace officer: A law enforcement officer, such as a sheriff, who is responsible for maintaining civil peace
peace out: {f} be at peace; (Slang) leave, retire; (Slang) bye, see you later
peace pipe: A calumet. a pipe which Native Americans use to smoke tobacco, which is shared in a ceremony as a sign of peace = pipe of peace
peace process: series of steps designed to bring peace to an area
peace process: any social process undertaken by governments who want their citizens to believe they are trying to avoid armed hostilities
peace process: A peace process consists of all the meetings, agreements, and negotiations in which people such as politicians are involved when they are trying to arrange peace between countries or groups that are fighting with each other
peace rally: {i} rally advocating peace and not war; rally against war
peace sign: A hand sign made with the palm forward and the middle and index fingers forming a V, used to express a desire for peace
peace treaty: peace accord, peace agreement, agreement which guarantees the existence of normal and friendly relations between countries
peace treaty with Egypt: agreement signed in 1979 which promises normal and friendly relations between Israel and Egypt
peace with guarantees: peace agreement with security guarantees
peace-loving: If you describe someone as peace-loving, you mean that they try to avoid quarrelling or fighting with other people. By and large, these people are peace-loving, law-abiding citizens. believing strongly in peace rather than war
peace-loving: peaceable, preferring peace, not quarrelsome
peace-maker: one who makes peace, one who settles disagreements or quarrels
permanent peace: long and lasting peace
Justice of the Peace: A judicial officer
Prince of Peace: Jesus
at peace: Free of worries; peaceful
Since discovering religion, she's been at peace in her personal life.
at peace: Dead
He was unhappy when he was alive but now he's at peace.
at peace with: Not menacing or hostile toward
If I have rewarded evil unto him that was at peace with me; (yea, I have delivered him that without cause is mine enemy:) let the enemy persecute my soul, and take it.
at peace with: Not disturbed or upset by
He lay down, cuddled the blankets up to his ears, closed his eyes and composed himself to sleep, at peace with his conscience and the world.
in peace: With someone's favour or blessing
You may go in peace.
in peace: Without interruption. In tranquility. Peacefully
Now the children have gone, perhaps I can get on with my work in peace.
inner peace: Peace of mind
peaceful: inclined to peace
peaceful: not at war or disturbed by strife or turmoil
peaceful: motionless and calm
rest in peace: A blessing or expression of hope that a deceased person is at peace
May the souls of the recently departed rest in peace.
rest in peace: To have passed away, or died
separate peace: An agreement to end hostilities with an opponent, while remaining hostile with that opponent's allies
world peace: The ideology of universal global understanding and nonviolence
peaceful: tranquil
peaceful: Peaceful occasions happen without violence or serious disorder. The farmers staged a noisy but peaceful protest outside the headquarters of the organization violent + peacefully peace·ful·ly Ten thousand people are reported to have taken part in the protest which passed off peacefully
peaceful: Peaceful activities and situations do not involve war. He has attempted to find a peaceful solution to the Ossetian conflict They emphasised that their equipment was for peaceful and not military purposes. + peacefully peace·ful·ly The US military expects the matter to be resolved peacefully
peaceful: {a} quiet, easy, mild, undisturbed, still
peacefully: {a} quietly, calmly, mildly, gently
peacefulness: {n} quietness, ease
peace of mind: ataraxia
peaceful: {s} peace-loving, nonviolent; calm, tranquil; quiet
peaceful: Inclined to peace; peaceable
peaceful: not disturbed by strife or turmoil or war; "a peaceful nation"; "peaceful times"; "a far from peaceful Christmas"; "peaceful sleep"
peaceful: (of groups) not violent or disorderly; "the right of peaceful assembly"
peaceful: Motionless and calm; placid
peaceful: peacefully resistant in response to injustice; "passive resistance"
peaceful: A peaceful place or time is quiet, calm, and free from disturbance. a peaceful Georgian house in the heart of Dorset + peacefully peace·ful·ly Except for traffic noise the night passed peacefully
peaceful: Not at the war or disturbed by strife or turmoil
peaceful: Not disposed or tending to war, tumult or agitation; pacific; mild; calm; peaceable; as, peaceful words
peaceful: Peaceful people are not violent and try to avoid quarrelling or fighting with other people. warriors who killed or enslaved the peaceful farmers. + peacefully peace·ful·ly They've been living and working peacefully with members of various ethnic groups
peaceful: Possessing or enjoying peace; not disturbed by war, tumult, agitation, anxiety, or commotion; quiet; tranquil; as, a peaceful time; a peaceful country; a peaceful end
peaceful: not disturbed by strife or turmoil or war; "a peaceful nation"; "peaceful times"; "a far from peaceful Christmas"; "peaceful sleep
peacefully: in a peaceful manner; "the hen settled herself on the nest most peacefully"
peacefully: calmly, tranquilly; quietly; nonviolently, without hostility, peaceably
peacefully: If you say that someone died peacefully, you mean that they suffered no pain or violence when they died. He died peacefully on 10th December after a short illness. see also peaceful
peacefully: in a peaceful manner; "the hen settled herself on the nest most peacefully
peacefully: in a peaceful manner
peacefulness: the state of being peaceful
peacefulness: {i} state of loving peace, pacifism; tranquility, serenity, quietude
peacefulness: the absence of mental stress or anxiety
peacefulness: a state that is calm and tranquil

peace

Turkish pronunciation

pis

Synonyms

accord, amity, armistice, cessation, conciliation, concord, friendship, love, neutrality, order, pacification, pacifism, reconciliation, treaty, truce

Antonyms

disruption, war, disagreement, disharmony, fighting, agitation, distress, frustration, upset, worry

Pronunciation

/ˈpēs/ /ˈpiːs/

Etymology

[ pEs ] (noun.) 12th century. From Middle English pece from Old French pais (Modern French paix) from Latin pax (“peace”). Akin to Latin paciscere (“to agree, make a bargain”), Latin pangere (“to fix”); see pact. Displaced native Middle English frith, frede "peace" (from Old English friþ, frēod "peace"), Middle English sib, sibbe "peace" (from Old English sibb "peace, kinship"), Middle English grith "peace, security" (from Old English griþ and Old Norse grið), Middle English saht, saught "peace, reconciliation" (from Old English seht, sæht "peace, pact, agreement").