What is Peace?
1.
Something that George W Bush lacks and uses as an excuse for war.
2.
A parting phrase, in good manner
"See ya later; peace!"
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3.
A brief interlude between wars, during which the prudent study the lessons of the last war and prepare for the next one.
Peace proposals unaccompanied by a sworn covenant indicate a plot.
-Sun Tzu, c. 500 B.C.
4.
1. An acknowledgment of parting, ending a phone call or e-mail, similar to
2. A greeting, similar to
3. An expression of non-violent wishes or intention.
4. Term used to describe sections of anti-war movement.
5. Noun. Used to describe the presence of The absence of violence, disruption, or disturbance.
1. A'ight, see ya. Peace. Peaceout.
2. Peace. Please leave a message...
3. Peace, my friend. Increase the peace. It's time for peace.
4. The peace movement is against (the) war.
5. ...
gotta have peace of mind.
5.
When people aren’t killing each other for land or oil…Better than war ever ever will be…
Peace not War! Peace not BUSH!
6.
a concept that's imaginable because it may in fact be possible.
* world peace has rarely been achieved so far in this world, but it is possible with an approach of mutuality and compassion. It is about togetherness, in terms of understanding and respecting different perspectives, as well as coming together to deal with issues of poverty, disease, and despair. Life can be amazing, and peace is possible (look to friendships, relationships, love and care to see how real it can be).
Peace is about putting down your weapons- guns and hurtful words, and trying to understand one another. Smile on.
7.
The absence of conflict, usually requiring conflict to establish; a lack of conflict
World War II was required to bring peace to Europe.
