FromMiddle English peesful ,pesful ,paisful ,pesefull , equivalent topeace +-ful .
IPA (key ) : /ˈpiːsfəl/ Hyphenation:peace‧ful peaceful (comparative morepeaceful or peacefuller or peacefuler ,superlative mostpeaceful or peacefullest or peacefulest )
Not atwar ; notdisturbed bystrife orturmoil .Antonyms: warring ,at war peaceful protest
2013 July 20, “Old soldiers? ”, inThe Economist , volume408 , number8845 :Whether modern, industrial man is less or more warlike than his hunter-gatherer ancestors is impossible to determine.[ …] One thing that is true, though, is that murder rates have fallen over the centuries, as policing has spread and the routine carrying of weapons has diminished. Modern society may not have done anything about war. But peace is a lot morepeaceful .
Inclined topeace .Synonyms: dovish ,irenic ,pacate ,peaceable ,pacific ,pacifistic ,roolie ;see also Thesaurus:peaceable Antonyms: belligerent ,violent ;see also Thesaurus:quarrelsome Motionless andcalm .Synonyms: tranquil ,placid ,still ,quiet ;see also Thesaurus:calm 1980 ,AA Book of British Villages , Drive Publications Ltd, page 220, aboutHanmer , Wales:Attractive cottages look out on a scene sopeaceful that lapping wavelets, stirred by the breeze, are often the loudest sound to be heard.
not at war or disturbed by strife or turmoil
Afrikaans:vreedsaam Arabic:سِلْمِيّ ( silmiyy ) Armenian:խաղաղ (hy) ( xaġaġ ) Azerbaijani:dinc (az) Belarusian:спако́йны (be) ( spakójny ) ,мі́рны ( mírny ) ,ці́хі (be) ( cíxi ) Bulgarian:ми́рен (bg) ( míren ) ,споко́ен (bg) ( spokóen ) ,тих (bg) ( tih ) Catalan:pacífic (ca) Chinese:Mandarin:平安 (zh) ( píng'ān ) Czech:pokojný (cs) Dutch:vredevol (nl) ,vredig (nl) ,vreedzaam (nl) Esperanto:paca (eo) Finnish:rauhallinen (fi) ,rauhanomainen French:paisible (fr) Galician:pacífico (gl) m Georgian:მშვიდობიანი ( mšvidobiani ) German:friedlich (de) Hebrew:שָׁקֵט (he) Hindi:शांत (hi) ( śānt ) Hungarian:békés (hu) Ingrian:sopulikas Irish:suaimhneach Italian:pacifico (it) Japanese:平和な (ja) ( heiwa na ) Korean:평화롭다 (ko) ( pyeonghwaropda ) Latin:pācātus Macedonian:мирен ( miren ) Malay:damai (ms) ,aman (ms) Maori:mārie ,aumārire ,houkura Norman:paisibl'ye Occitan:pacific (oc) Old English:friþsum Plautdietsch:frädlich Polish:pokojowy (pl) Portuguese:pacífico (pt) Russian:ми́рный (ru) ( mírnyj ) ,споко́йный (ru) ( spokójnyj ) ,ти́хий (ru) ( tíxij ) Serbo-Croatian:Cyrillic:ми́ран Roman:míran (sh) Slovak:pokojný (sk) Slovene:miren (sl) Spanish:pacífico (es) Turkish:barışta (tr) ,sulhta ( obsolecent ) Ukrainian:ми́рний ( mýrnyj ) ,спокі́йний ( spokíjnyj ) ,ти́хий ( týxyj ) Vietnamese:hòa bình (vi) Walloon:påjhûle (wa) ,påjhire (wa) Yiddish:שלומדיק ( sholemdik )
inclined to peace; peaceable
Arabic:مُسَالِم ( musālim ) Armenian:խաղաղասեր (hy) ( xaġaġaser ) Azerbaijani:dinc (az) Belarusian:мі́рны ( mírny ) ,міралюбі́вы ( miraljubívy ) Bulgarian:ми́рен (bg) ( míren ) Catalan:pacífic (ca) Czech:mírumilovný (cs) Dutch:vredig (nl) ,vreedzaam (nl) Esperanto:pacema Finnish:rauhallinen (fi) ,rauhantahtoinen French:paisible (fr) ,pacifique (fr) Galician:pacífico (gl) m Georgian:მშვიდობისმოყვარული ( mšvidobismoq̇varuli ) German:friedfertig (de) Gothic:𐌲𐌰𐍅𐌰𐌹𐍂𐌸𐌴𐌹𐌲𐍃 ( gawairþeigs ) Hungarian:békés (hu) ,békeszerető (hu) Ingrian:sopulikas Irish:suaimhneach Japanese:穏和な (ja) ( onwa na ) Latin:pācātus Macedonian:мирољубив ( miroljubiv ) Maori:mārie ,aumārire ,houkura Norman:paisibl'ye Norwegian:Bokmål:fredelig (no) Plautdietsch:frädlich Polish:bezkonfliktowy (pl) Portuguese:pacífico (pt) Romanian:pașnic (ro) Russian:ми́рный (ru) ( mírnyj ) ,миролюби́вый (ru) ( miroljubívyj ) Turkish:uysal (tr) ,yumuşak başlı (tr) Ukrainian:ми́рний ( mýrnyj ) ,миролю́бний ( myroljúbnyj ) Walloon:påjhûle (wa) ,påjhire (wa)
motionless and calm; placid
Armenian:խաղաղ (hy) ( xaġaġ ) ,հանդարտ (hy) ( handart ) ,հանգիստ (hy) ( hangist ) Azerbaijani:dinc (az) ,sakit (az) Bulgarian:спокоен (bg) ( spokoen ) Catalan:assossegat (ca) Czech:klidný (cs) Dutch:vredig (nl) Esperanto:paca (eo) Finnish:rauhallinen (fi) French:placide (fr) ,calme (fr) Galician:calmo m German:friedlich (de) Hebrew:שָׁלֵו (he) ,שָׁקֵט (he) Ingrian:rauhalliin ,rauhain Irish:sámh Italian:calmo (it) Japanese:平穏な (ja) ( heion na ) ,平静な (ja) ( heisei na ) Korean:평화롭다 (ko) ( pyeonghwaropda ) Macedonian:мирен ( miren ) Maori:whakaaio Ossetian:ӕнцад ( æncad ) Ottoman Turkish:دولك ( dölek ) Plautdietsch:stell ,frädlich Polish:spokojny (pl) Portuguese:calmo (pt) ,tranquilo (pt) Russian:ми́рный (ru) ( mírnyj ) ,споко́йный (ru) ( spokójnyj ) ,ти́хий (ru) ( tíxij ) Scottish Gaelic:foiseil ,suaimhneach Spanish:tranquilo (es) ,plácido (es) Turkish:huzurlu (tr) ,sakin (tr) Tuvaluan:filemu Walloon:påjhûle (wa) ,påjhire (wa)
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Derived from the derogatory termreligion of peace , which is used against Islam itself for its association with violent attacks by Islamic extremists, and alleged support and lack of condemnation against them by certain Muslim communities.
peaceful (plural peacefuls )
( India , Islam , Islamophobic, Internet slang , offensive ) aMuslim ; especially a violent member of a radical Islamist group.2021 , Raghu Karnad,The Wire [1] :They only have to use a bit of code to name those people; nowadays they call them “peacefuls ”. A smirking euphemism is all it takes to sail through Twitter’s filter, and keep the hate-speech flowing.