- peace|a|ble
- peace|a|ble «PEE suh buhl», adjective.1. liking peace; keeping peace: »
Peaceable people keep out of quarrels.
SYNONYM(S): pacific, amicable, friendly.–peace´a|ble|ness, noun.–peace´a|bly, adverb.
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peace´a|ble|ness — peace|a|ble «PEE suh buhl», adjective. 1. liking peace; keeping peace: »Peaceable people keep out of quarrels. SYNONYM(S): pacific, amicable, friendly. 2. peaceful: »a peaceable reign. SYNONYM(S): See syn. under peaceful. (Cf. ↑p … Useful english dictionary
un|peace|a|ble — «uhn PEE suh buhl», adjective. not peaceable; quarrelsome: »Away, unpeaceable dog, or I ll spurn thee hence! (Shakespeare) … Useful english dictionary
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ap|peas´a|ble — ap|pease «uh PEEZ», transitive verb, peased, peas|ing. 1. to put an end to by satisfying (an appetite or desire); satisfy: »A good dinner will appease your hunger. 2. to make calm or quiet; pacify: »He tried to appease the crying child by giving… … Useful english dictionary
re|doubt´a|ble|ness — re|doubt|a|ble «rih DOW tuh buhl», adjective. 1. that should be feared or dreaded: »a redoubtable warrior. SYNONYM(S): formidable. 2. commanding respect: »a redoubtable debater…that you marry this redoubtable couple together Righteousness and… … Useful english dictionary
re|doubt|a|ble — «rih DOW tuh buhl», adjective. 1. that should be feared or dreaded: »a redoubtable warrior. SYNONYM(S): formidable. 2. commanding respect: »a redoubtable debater…that you marry this redoubtable couple together Righteousness and Peace (Oliver… … Useful english dictionary
a|ble — «AY buhl», adjective, a|bler, a|blest. 1. having enough power, skill, means, or talent to do something; capable: »Most little children are able to walk before they are able to talk. A cat is able to see in the dark. 2. having more power or skill… … Useful english dictionary
de|fray´a|ble — de|fray «dih FRAY», transitive verb. 1. to pay (costs or expenses): »The expenses of national parks are defrayed by the taxpayers. 2. Archaic. to meet the expense of; pay for. ╂[< Middle French desfraier < de out (< Latin dē ) + Old… … Useful english dictionary
