Peace
41peace\ e-z — Basically the same as peace out. It is shorter than typing peace easy. I m leaving. Peace e z …
42peace\ e-z — Basically the same as peace out. It is shorter than typing peace easy. I m leaving. Peace e z …
43peace — [12] The etymological notion underlying peace is of ‘fastening’, so as to achieve a ‘stable’ condition. The word comes via Anglo Norman pes from Latin pāx ‘peace’, which was derived from the same base, *pāk ‘fasten’, as lies behind English pact,… …
44peace — n 1. peacefulness, warlessness, nonwar, lack of warfare, absence of conflict or hostilities. 2. pacification, appeasement, reconciliation, settlement; truce, armistice, treaty, cease fire, cessation or suspension of hostilities, end of war;… …
45peace — [12] The etymological notion underlying peace is of ‘fastening’, so as to achieve a ‘stable’ condition. The word comes via Anglo Norman pes from Latin pāx ‘peace’, which was derived from the same base, *pāk ‘fasten’, as lies behind English pact,… …
46peace — See: HOLD ONE S PEACE …
47peace — See: HOLD ONE S PEACE …
48peace — I. noun Etymology: Middle English pees, from Anglo French pes, pees, from Latin pac , pax; akin to Latin pacisci to agree more at pact Date: 12th century 1. a state of tranquillity or quiet: as a. freedom from civil disturbance b. a state of… …
49Peace — This unusual name has two possible origins, the first being from an early medieval nickname for a mild mannered and even tempered man, derived from the Anglo Norman French and Middle English word pace or pece , ultimately from the Latin pax ,… …
50PEACE — (Roget s Thesaurus II) Index peace adjective peaceable, conflict noun disorder, unrest, unruliness adjective disorderly, military (2) …
