Peaceably is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PEACEABLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• PEACEABLE, inclined to peace
• in a peaceable manner
• in a manner that is inclined or disposed to avoid strife or dissension; not argumentative or hostile.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• disposed to peac; not contentious or quarrelsome; quietly behaved

Words related to PEACEABLY

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How to use PEACEABLY in a sentence

• If the confounded beast grazed peaceably down the other side of the hill, all might be well.
• Their defeat, however, induced him to live peaceably in East Anglia until he died in 890.
• The owner, however, of a peaceably disposed dog which is attacked and injured, or killed, by one savage and unrestrained, has a right of action against the owner of the latter.
• He came peaceably into this house and I tried to hold him here.
• The election, which was peaceably conducted under my instructions, involved a strange inconsistency.
• Comforted by the thought that in two weeks he might again see his wife, as she sat on the terrace or walked in her gardens, he sank peaceably to sleep.
• More prudent counsels, however, prevailed, and, greatly to their credit, they consented a week later to lay down their arms, and retire peaceably to their own homes.
• At any rate, de Quindre agreed to march his forces peaceably off when it was concluded.
• He did so and was ordered to give up the fort peaceably to the invaders.
• As far as the eye could reach there were files of men and women, moving peaceably forward.
• What have I to do with the world? And now I sit me peaceably down to consider thy letters.
• And he came to Judas, and they saluted one another peaceably.
• If the one-half of them would withdraw peaceably, he would carry the other half, which was as much as he could possibly accomplish.
• When Isdigerd had reigned peaceably for the space of nine years, he is said to have received a compliment of an unusual character.
• Varahran-Sapor, the successor of Chosroes, had ruled the territory quietly and peaceably for twenty-one years.
• Worthington keeps the best in the country, and as we need some, we have come to take possession, peaceably if possible, forcibly if need be.
• They passed peaceably through the country of the Treviri, who were 63 allies.
• He had probably been attacked when going peaceably about his business through the lake.
• We were surprised at the great number of people to be seen there, though they were without weapons and peaceably disposed.
• Any one may foresee, that this is a state of things which cannot peaceably endure for any great length of time.
• These men were all peaceably disposed and belonged to the tribes that farm and raise stock on the reservation.
• For my own part, while believing that secession was a right, and properly a peaceable remedy, I had never believed that it would be permitted to be peaceably exercised.
• As soon as it became certain that the Sauks and Foxes would not pursue the same course they had on the previous year, that is, retreat peaceably across the Mississippi, Mr.
• If the said Indians come peaceably and with friendliness, you shall receive from them what they offer, as above stated.
• On reaching the hotel, the people peaceably withdrew.
• Ojeda had now only a small skiff left, in which he ventured on shore to treat peaceably with Roldan.

Similar words containing PEACEAB without suffix ly

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