Definition of peacemaking in English:

peacemaking

noun ˈpiːsmeɪkɪŋˈpisˌmeɪkɪŋ

mass noun

The process of bringing about peace, especially by reconciling adversaries.
a serious attempt to engage in peacemaking after years of violence
Example sentencesExamples
- Electoral operations are a comparatively new type of peacemaking.
- During this era, they pressed for new initiatives in peacemaking.
- Our people have a long history of peacemaking.
- I think they're very good at peacekeeping, not very good at peacemaking.
- Critics argued that the concept assumed an adversarial process, whereas most legal matters call for peacemaking.
- He had been told to take the territory and hold it as a bargaining counter for ultimate peacemaking.
- The question that many observers ponder is whether their government can possibly rise to the challenge of peacemaking.
- Society has arisen out of the works of peace; the essence of society is peacemaking.
- His style of personal peacemaking was an asset he would employ frequently during his post-presidential years.
- Peacemaking in 1919–1920 involved the redrawing of many European frontiers.

adjective ˈpiːsmeɪkɪŋˈpisˌmeɪkɪŋ

Intended to bring about peace, especially by reconciling adversaries.
renewed peacemaking efforts
a new peacemaking deal
Example sentencesExamples
- The prime minister left on his peacemaking trip yesterday.
- His speech was a peacemaking moment for the delegates.
- She is being recognized for endowing her students with peacemaking skills and community involvement.
- The odds of success favour the peacemaking approaches.
- The peacemaking powers of this plant have never been proven.
- If necessary, they will send peacemaking forces into the province.
- They have produced 50 detailed case studies of war prevention strategies by NGOs, churches, and other peacemaking groups from around the world.
- In his view, the fictional major can serve as the model for soldiers during military occupations and peacemaking operations.
- As the president's closest gay confidant, he anticipates playing a peacemaking role on the council.
- These complex factors must be understood by any country that becomes involved in the peacemaking process.

Definition of peacemaking in US English:

peacemaking

nounˈpēsˌmākiNGˈpisˌmeɪkɪŋ

The process of bringing about peace, especially by reconciling adversaries.
a serious attempt to engage in peacemaking after years of violence
Example sentencesExamples
- The question that many observers ponder is whether their government can possibly rise to the challenge of peacemaking.
- His style of personal peacemaking was an asset he would employ frequently during his post-presidential years.
- Critics argued that the concept assumed an adversarial process, whereas most legal matters call for peacemaking.
- Electoral operations are a comparatively new type of peacemaking.
- He had been told to take the territory and hold it as a bargaining counter for ultimate peacemaking.
- During this era, they pressed for new initiatives in peacemaking.
- I think they're very good at peacekeeping, not very good at peacemaking.
- Society has arisen out of the works of peace; the essence of society is peacemaking.
- Peacemaking in 1919–1920 involved the redrawing of many European frontiers.
- Our people have a long history of peacemaking.

adjectiveˈpēsˌmākiNGˈpisˌmeɪkɪŋ

Intended to bring about peace, especially by reconciling adversaries.
renewed peacemaking efforts
a new peacemaking deal
Example sentencesExamples
- These complex factors must be understood by any country that becomes involved in the peacemaking process.
- His speech was a peacemaking moment for the delegates.
- They have produced 50 detailed case studies of war prevention strategies by NGOs, churches, and other peacemaking groups from around the world.
- As the president's closest gay confidant, he anticipates playing a peacemaking role on the council.
- In his view, the fictional major can serve as the model for soldiers during military occupations and peacemaking operations.
- The odds of success favour the peacemaking approaches.
- She is being recognized for endowing her students with peacemaking skills and community involvement.
- The prime minister left on his peacemaking trip yesterday.
- The peacemaking powers of this plant have never been proven.
- If necessary, they will send peacemaking forces into the province.

单词	peacemaking
释义	Definition of peacemaking in English: peacemaking noun ˈpiːsmeɪkɪŋˈpisˌmeɪkɪŋ mass noun The process of bringing about peace, especially by reconciling adversaries. a serious attempt to engage in peacemaking after years of violence Example sentencesExamples Electoral operations are a comparatively new type of peacemaking. During this era, they pressed for new initiatives in peacemaking. Our people have a long history of peacemaking. I think they're very good at peacekeeping, not very good at peacemaking. Critics argued that the concept assumed an adversarial process, whereas most legal matters call for peacemaking. He had been told to take the territory and hold it as a bargaining counter for ultimate peacemaking. The question that many observers ponder is whether their government can possibly rise to the challenge of peacemaking. Society has arisen out of the works of peace; the essence of society is peacemaking. His style of personal peacemaking was an asset he would employ frequently during his post-presidential years. Peacemaking in 1919–1920 involved the redrawing of many European frontiers. adjective ˈpiːsmeɪkɪŋˈpisˌmeɪkɪŋ Intended to bring about peace, especially by reconciling adversaries. renewed peacemaking efforts a new peacemaking deal Example sentencesExamples The prime minister left on his peacemaking trip yesterday. His speech was a peacemaking moment for the delegates. She is being recognized for endowing her students with peacemaking skills and community involvement. The odds of success favour the peacemaking approaches. The peacemaking powers of this plant have never been proven. If necessary, they will send peacemaking forces into the province. They have produced 50 detailed case studies of war prevention strategies by NGOs, churches, and other peacemaking groups from around the world. In his view, the fictional major can serve as the model for soldiers during military occupations and peacemaking operations. As the president's closest gay confidant, he anticipates playing a peacemaking role on the council. These complex factors must be understood by any country that becomes involved in the peacemaking process. Definition of peacemaking in US English: peacemaking nounˈpēsˌmākiNGˈpisˌmeɪkɪŋ The process of bringing about peace, especially by reconciling adversaries. a serious attempt to engage in peacemaking after years of violence Example sentencesExamples The question that many observers ponder is whether their government can possibly rise to the challenge of peacemaking. His style of personal peacemaking was an asset he would employ frequently during his post-presidential years. Critics argued that the concept assumed an adversarial process, whereas most legal matters call for peacemaking. Electoral operations are a comparatively new type of peacemaking. He had been told to take the territory and hold it as a bargaining counter for ultimate peacemaking. During this era, they pressed for new initiatives in peacemaking. I think they're very good at peacekeeping, not very good at peacemaking. Society has arisen out of the works of peace; the essence of society is peacemaking. Peacemaking in 1919–1920 involved the redrawing of many European frontiers. Our people have a long history of peacemaking. adjectiveˈpēsˌmākiNGˈpisˌmeɪkɪŋ Intended to bring about peace, especially by reconciling adversaries. renewed peacemaking efforts a new peacemaking deal Example sentencesExamples These complex factors must be understood by any country that becomes involved in the peacemaking process. His speech was a peacemaking moment for the delegates. They have produced 50 detailed case studies of war prevention strategies by NGOs, churches, and other peacemaking groups from around the world. As the president's closest gay confidant, he anticipates playing a peacemaking role on the council. In his view, the fictional major can serve as the model for soldiers during military occupations and peacemaking operations. The odds of success favour the peacemaking approaches. She is being recognized for endowing her students with peacemaking skills and community involvement. The prime minister left on his peacemaking trip yesterday. The peacemaking powers of this plant have never been proven. If necessary, they will send peacemaking forces into the province.
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