unpeaceful
- adjective
- /ʌnˈpiːsfəl/
:
intranquilo
- Suddenly, he looked like an unpeaceful Buddha.
I think the infatuation, I think the the initial attraction that almost comes as a unpeaceful energy.
- I think the infatuation, I think the the initial attraction that almost comes as a unpeaceful energy.
Examples
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The frames of the newspapers towards CPEC were expressed as unpeaceful, with negative propositions for not stopping cross-border terrorism.
Academic text (2018) -
Our house is often chaotically messy and unpeaceful; that doesn't lead to cheerfulness!
Blog text (2) -
This is something I knew, and I was perhaps in error when I nonetheless took it upon myself to describe this tranquility, the forest in such an unpeaceful state of mind.
Fiction book (2002) -
It seeks a little harmony, a little bit of peace in an otherwise unpeaceful life, in the presence of others of like mind for whom it does develop a real sense of friendship...
Blog text (34) -
The debate turned unpeaceful when opposing views clashed loudly.
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Their unpeaceful relationship was evident during family gatherings.
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The city remained unpeaceful throughout the protests, with tension in the air.
Synonyms
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7.9
Not calm or peaceful, often restless because of worry
Something that makes it hard to sleep or relax
Restless and unable to keep calm
A person, place, or group that is not calm after attempts to make it peaceful
Likely to cause arguments or fighting
Still angry and not calm
Antonyms
How Peaceful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word unpeaceful is made of un- ('not') and peaceful, which comes from peace ('calm' or 'quiet'). So unpeaceful is easy to remember: it means 'not calm' or 'without peace', like a time or place full of trouble.