peacemaking
- adjective
- /ˈpiːsˌmeɪkɪŋ/
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pacificador
- If their fruits are heavenly, if they're joyful, peaceful, kind, peacemaking, then they're from me.
If their fruits are heavenly, if they're joyful, peaceful, kind, peacemaking, then they're from me.
- If their fruits are heavenly, if they're joyful, peaceful, kind, peacemaking, then they're from me.
- And we do not want to lose our alliances with Western democracies and other, you know, peacemaking countries around the world.
Examples
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And we do not want to lose our alliances with Western democracies and other, you know, peacemaking countries around the world.
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Evidence of their personalities is contained in their descriptions of their roles using such adjectives as responsible, hardworking, troublesome, rebellious, peacemaking, outgoing, and talkative.
Academic text (1998) -
The peacemaking efforts of the diplomat helped to settle the long-standing conflict.
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She is known for her peacemaking approach, always seeking understanding between opposing sides.
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His peacemaking attitude created a harmonious atmosphere in the workplace.
Synonyms
20
7.7
Showing a wish to calm people and reduce tension
Causes people or ideas to agree and feel calm
Antonyms
How Forceful
- Jargon
3
7.6
- Formal
859
3.5
- Formal
201
3.7
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Peacemaking is made of the words peace and making. Peace means 'no war or fighting' and making means 'creating', so peacemaking describes something that helps create or keep peace.