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peaceful
/ˈpiːsfʊl
Characterized by a state of tranquility or freedom from disturbance and conflict.
Antonyms of peaceful
Nouns
Strongest matches:
- war
- conflict
- turmoil
Weak matches:
- tumult
- discord
- strife
Adjectives
Strongest matches:
- violent
- aggressive
- hostile
Weak matches:
- turbulent
- restless
- chaotic
Synonyms
calm, tranquil, serene, placid, quiet, restful, undisturbed, untroubled, harmonious, amicable, pacific, still
Usage examples:
1. After a long week of work, she found her escape in the peaceful surroundings of the countryside.
2. The peaceful protest was a powerful statement of unity and non-violence.
3. At night, the lake became a peaceful mirror, reflecting the serene beauty of the moonlit sky.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a common antonym for 'peaceful' that indicates a state of disorder or unrest?
A common antonym for 'peaceful' indicating a state of disorder or unrest is 'chaotic.' This term describes situations or environments that are wildly disordered or characterized by a lack of stability.
If I'm describing an environment that is not calm and peaceful, but rather full of noise and disturbance, what word should I use?
'Noisy' or 'turbulent' can be used to describe an environment that is the opposite of calm and peaceful. These terms suggest a high level of noise, disturbance, or instability.
What antonym of 'peaceful' best describes a relationship filled with disagreements and conflicts?
'Contentious' or 'hostile' are suitable antonyms for 'peaceful' when describing a relationship filled with disagreements and conflicts. These words imply a state of tension, opposition, or animosity between parties.
Is there an antonym for 'peaceful' that can describe a person's aggressive or belligerent demeanor?
'Aggressive,' 'belligerent,' or 'combative' are antonyms for 'peaceful' that can describe a person's demeanor characterized by aggression or a readiness to confront. These terms convey an approach or behavior that is confrontational or inclined towards conflict.