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Collocations for peace - noun

1. not war

ADJ.

lasting, permanent | fragile, uneasy | relative
The country is in a state of relative peace after ten years of fighting.
world
obstacles in the way of world peace

VERB + PEACE

bring about, establish, make | keep
UN troops are trying to keep the peace in the region.

PEACE + VERB

come | prevail, reign
An uneasy peace prevailed in the first days of the ceasefire.

PEACE + NOUN

conference, congress, negotiations, process, talks
This must not be allowed to hold up the peace process.
efforts, initiative | formula, plan, proposal | accord, agreement, deal, pact, settlement, treaty | broker, envoy | mission
The president is visiting the country on a peace mission.
activist, campaigner, protester | group, movement | rally

PREP.

at ~ (with)
Although the two countries were officially at peace, fighting continued.
~ between
peace between the warring factions in the area
~ with
England finally made peace with France.

2. state of being calm

ADJ.

inner | perfect

VERB + PEACE

find, seek
She finally found inner peace and happiness.
disturb, shatter
The peace of the afternoon was suddenly shattered by a police siren.
leave sb in
Go away and leave me in peace!

PEACE + VERB

reign
She stopped shouting, and peace reigned supreme once again.
descend on sth, settle over sth
Peace descended once more on the little town.

PREP.

at ~
Her father is at peace (= dead) now.
at ~ with
For the first time in months, she felt calm and at peace with the world.
in ~
to live in peace and harmony

PHRASES

peace and quiet/tranquillity
The island is a haven of peace and tranquillity.
peace of mind
The computer comes with a three-year guarantee for peace of mind.

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