Peaceable

Pronunciation: /ˈpisəbəl/

Definitions of peaceable

adjective Peaceable is an adjective that describes someone or something that is inclined to peace or peaceful behavior.

Example Sentences

A1 She is a peaceable person who avoids conflict.

A2 The peaceable resolution of the dispute was a relief to everyone involved.

B1 The peaceable protest was organized in a calm and orderly manner.

B2 Despite the tense situation, he remained peaceable and composed.

C1 His peaceable demeanor helped defuse the escalating tensions in the room.

C2 The peaceable negotiations between the two countries led to a successful treaty agreement.

Examples of peaceable in a Sentence

formal The peaceable resolution of the conflict was a testament to their diplomatic skills.

informal He's known for being a peaceable person who always tries to avoid confrontation.

slang I can't stand drama, I prefer to keep things peaceable.

figurative The artist's painting exuded a peaceable atmosphere, with its serene colors and gentle brushstrokes.

Grammatical Forms of peaceable

• past tense: peaceabled
• plural: peaceables
• comparative: more peaceable
• superlative: most peaceable
• present tense: peaceable
• future tense: will be peaceable
• perfect tense: have been peaceable
• continuous tense: is being peaceable
• singular: peaceable
• positive degree: peaceable
• infinitive: to peaceable
• gerund: peaceabling
• participle: peaceable

Origin and Evolution of peaceable

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'peaceable' originated from the Old French word 'paisible' which came from the Latin word 'pax' meaning peace.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'peaceable' has retained its original meaning of being inclined to avoid conflict or violence.