peacemaking
- noun
- /ˈpiːsˌmeɪkɪŋ/
- Likewise, the Native Hawaiian peacemaking process of Ho'oponopono is based on concepts of interconnectedness.
- peacemaking efforts
- peacemaking process
- peacemaking initiatives
So I think, I think an American monopoly is not the best approach to peacemaking.
- So I think, I think an American monopoly is not the best approach to peacemaking.
- I think that peacemaking is going to face a very daunting task here, given all that's accumulated.
- And I'm like, boys, let's take a breath, let's make peace because I really want to cultivate that peacemaking.
Examples
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Yet this is not the only context in which local religious leaders can be effective in peacemaking.
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To have a chance at success, peacemaking efforts and rebuilding strategies must take these regional dynamics into account.
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Here, religious peacemaking includes a variety of actions guided by religion toward the specific end result of peace.
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Specific words within the peacemaking ceremony denote process as movement toward a state of balance.
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In fact, many of the peacemakers discussed in this article have successfully founded their own religious peacemaking organizations.
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Tribal peacemaking itself differs across tribes, although it tends to contain some common elements.
Academic text (2017) -
Nowhere has the new regional approach to peacemaking and peacekeeping been better demonstrated than in Kosovo.
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I think that peacemaking is going to face a very daunting task here, given all that's accumulated.
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Mediation techniques might be fruitful in some settings, like the Navajo peacemaking courts.
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The organization aims to promote peacemaking by facilitating dialogue between conflicting parties.
Synonyms
A series of talks and actions to end a war and make peace between fighting sides
A neutral person helps people who disagree reach an agreement
An act that brings people or groups back to peace with help from a neutral person
Actions to create and keep peace after a conflict
Actions that try to stop fighting and help people agree
Antonyms
How Forceful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Peacemaking is simply peace plus making, where peace means 'no war or fighting' and making means 'the act of creating'. That is why peacemaking means the process or action of helping people or groups end conflict and reach peace.