Peace is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PEACE in dictionary:

VERB:
• (Shakespeare) to be silent
• A state of quiet or tranquillity; freedom from disturbance or agitation; calm; repose
• Exemption from, or cessation of, war with public enemies.
• Public quiet, order, and contentment in obedience to law.
• Exemption from, or subjection of, agitating passions; tranquillity of mind or conscience.
• Reconciliation; agreement after variance; harmony; concord.
• To make or become quiet; to be silent; to stop.
NOUN:
• a state of quiet
• freedom from disturbance; tranquillity
• mental or emotional calm
• a state or period in which there is no war or a war has ended
• a treaty agreeing peace between warring states
• the state of being free from civil disorder
• the state of being free from dissension
• a ceremonial handshake or kiss exchanged during a service in some Churches (now usually only in the Eucharist), symbolizing Christian love and unity.
• calm, quietness
• the state prevailing during the absence of war
• harmonious relations; freedom from disputes
• the absence of mental stress or anxiety
• the general security of public places
• a treaty to cease hostilities
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to be or become silent

Words related to PEACE

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How to use PEACE in a sentence

• The Mayor was standing a little on one side with the Justice of Peace.
• Such a practice is fatal to peace, and destructive of the independence of States.
• They might seek food there, and nap in the sun-pools, and live in quiet and peace if they did not defy his suzerainty.
• They must think and act for themselves, and for once it is the men and women that we see, and not the mere symbols which pass as coin in a world at peace.
• That I should now in my own home be able to work out my destiny without unduly disturbing the peace of mind of relatives was a considerable satisfaction.
• They were leaving behind them all the good things, all the pleasant things, of life as, in time of peace, every one of them had learned to live it and to know it.
• But it will be a Roman world peace, made in Germany, and there will have to be several more great wars before it is established.
• The priests had sent him to their most famous temples, all over the country, but he could get no pardon, and find no peace.
• The regaining America or having any kind of peace from that quarter is with me a perte de vue.
• I have received the Lord Jesus as thy gift to a lost world, as thy gift to me an individual of that world, as having made peace by the blood of the cross.
• Take the cup of the love of God in thy right hand and with thy left hand hoist the banner of universal peace, love and affection among the nations of the earth.
• Frederick himself desired nothing so much as peace.
• Presently he of the red blanket lifted his hand in the gesture of peace, and started deliberately out across the bare little basin.
• Though studying the arts of peace rather than those of cruel war, love of country was a cardinal virtue held up constantly before their eyes by Lieutenant Denmead.
• Just where you are, in the thick of the old circumstances and conditions, there comes breathing gently into your very being the great fragrant peace of God.
• It seemed by no means impossible that these disagreements might give to the friends of peace by compromise a victory which they really ought not to have.
• They waxed fat in their calling and were insolent and determined, while our replies to all overtures looking to peace were firm and to the point.
• Never was there a war or a peace in which so many natural expectations were so completely reversed in the outcome.
• Peace was concluded, by the Treaty of Passarovitz, in July 1718.
• We endeavored to quiet their fears, and requested them to stay two nights longer, in which time we would see the Indians below, and make a peace between the two nations.
• A balance of power, or at any rate an equality of risk, made for peace.
• I shall be at all times ready to conclude an honorable peace whenever the Mexican Government shall manifest a like disposition.
• The police were instructed to arrest him so soon as he should show any sign of an intention to break the peace.
• Then the ruler of the country ordered his vassals and 1870 ministers to escort him out of their land again, honor- ably, uninjured in any respect, so that he might be in peace.
• At its close peace was made, and a formal treaty of alliance drawn out.
• Taking with him Red Hawk, and one other Indian, he went secretly to the fort at Point Pleasant, with a flag of peace, and presented himself to the commander of that post.
• Only by the knowledge and observance of these laws can men be either permanently healthy or permanently happy, can they live in peace and prosperity.

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