pax

Era without warfare

Pax is a call for truce, especially among children during games: Pax! I need to tie my shoe.

The word comes from Latin for peace and appears in phrases like Pax Romana (Roman peace) and Pax Americana.

In British school slang, pax requests a temporary halt to roughhousing or competition.

treaty

agreement

Shared position between parties

settlement · negotiation · diplomacy · signatories · ratification · convention · protocol · mediation · summit · bilateral

peace

serenity

Undisturbed mental quietude

stillness · nonviolence · pacifism · harmony · amity · repose · disarmament · neutrality · nonaggression · respite

liturgical

kiss

Touch with lips

Eucharist · communion · liturgy · congregation · blessing · reconciliation · rite · ceremony · embrace · fellowship

monastic

silence

Total lack of sound

cloister · convent · abbot · asceticism · novitiate · obedience · retreat · vespers · prayer · sanctuary

romana

empire

Domain under unified control

imperial · centurion · forum · senate · republic · provinces · aqueduct · coliseum · Latin · patrician

Categories
Opposites
state of conflict vs. peace

paxwar

Armed struggle between groups

bellum · warfare · conflict · hostilities · combat

imposed order vs. chaos

paxchaos

Complete disorder and confusion

anarchy · disorder · turmoil · upheaval · unrest

truce/agreement vs. hostility

paxenmity

Bitter, lasting ill will

hostility · animosity · antagonism · belligerency · discord

Phrases
Family

pay, peace

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