Peacemongering

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Pronunciation Definitions Examples Grammatical Forms Origin and Evolution

Pronunciation: /ˈpisˌmʌŋɡərɪŋ/

Definitions of peacemongering

noun the act of promoting peace or advocating for peaceful resolutions to conflicts

Example Sentences

A1 Peacemongering is the act of promoting peace and harmony.

A2 The peacemongering efforts of the local community have helped reduce conflicts in the area.

B1 She is known for her peacemongering activities, always trying to resolve disputes peacefully.

B2 The peacemongering organization works tirelessly to mediate conflicts and promote understanding among different groups.

C1 His dedication to peacemongering has earned him the Nobel Peace Prize.

C2 The diplomat's skillful peacemongering negotiations led to a successful peace agreement between the two warring nations.

Examples of peacemongering in a Sentence

formal The diplomat was accused of peacemongering by his critics.

informal Stop peacemongering and let's just enjoy the peace we have.

slang I can't stand those peacemongers who think they know everything about peace.

figurative His constant peacemongering was like a soothing balm for the conflict-ridden region.

Grammatical Forms of peacemongering

past tense

peacemongered

plural

peacemongerings

comparative

more peacemongering

superlative

most peacemongering

present tense

peacemonger

future tense

will peacemonger

perfect tense

have peacemongered

continuous tense

is peacemongering

singular

peacemongerer

positive degree

peacemongering

infinitive

to peacemonger

gerund

peacemongering

participle

peacemongered

Origin and Evolution of peacemongering

First Known Use: 1960 year
Language of Origin: English
Story behind the word: The word 'peacemongering' is a combination of 'peace' and 'mongering', with 'mongering' derived from the Old English word 'mangian' meaning 'to traffic or trade'.
Evolution of the word: Initially used as a derogatory term for those who advocate for peace at all costs, 'peacemongering' has evolved to also describe individuals or groups actively promoting peace and conflict resolution.