Opposite of a violent confrontation or struggle
“There was peace among the group after everyone received their Christmas treats.”
Opposite of an inclination or propensity to engage in disputes or confrontation
“He argued that change could be brought about through pacifism and appeasement.”
Opposite of a battle or war
“She will rule the four Kingdoms and bring peace to the land once more.”
Opposite of a dispute carried on with heat or anger
Opposite of violent or hostile behavior
Opposite of the use of force or violence to oppose someone or something
“He suggested other NATO states could individually or as an alliance provide military support to help the country.”
Opposite of an organized competition or activity usually performed for the enjoyment of a mass of people
“Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic engaged in some funny banter during an exhibition that was organized on the eve of The Australian Open.”
Opposite of the quality that enables a person to encounter danger with firmness
Opposite of heated dispute or disagreement
Opposite of to engage in a physical encounter, either competitive or non-competitive
“To conciliate the workers, he raised their pay, thus creating financial problems for himself instead.”
Opposite of to struggle to overcome, eliminate, or prevent
“The network will finally bow to mounting pressure to remove the controversial show from its nightly rotation.”
Opposite of to engage in a war or battle
“As a result, the authorities needed three more years to pacify the country.”
Opposite of to quarrel or argue
“We gel with each other very well, and rarely give in to bickering.”
Opposite of to persevere in the face of difficulty
“In the end, it was too much, and he eventually had to quit.”
Opposite of to struggle against one's emotions
“She tried spiritedly to not succumb to the temptations of chocolate chip cookies.”
To apply oneself to, or start work on, a given task or issue
“We need to attack the problem now before it exacerbates.”
Opposite of to engage in a war
“Firms may be able to cooperate by agreeing to abide by the decisions of an external regulator who can be appointed by the firms.”
Opposite of to engage in forceful or violent confrontations
“Chester would agree with Jesse that his car was gone.”
Opposite of to apply great and continuous effort towards work, a task, or a goal
Opposite of to defy or put up an opposition to
“We do everything possible to ensure that our drivers adhere to the rules of the road, especially speed limits.”
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