peace and love
Sixties counterculture mantra
Peace and love is a greeting or farewell associated with 1960s counterculture, expressing goodwill and hippie ideals of harmony and universal affection.
It persists as a casual sign-off, sometimes sincere, sometimes ironic or deliberately retro: Peace and love, everybody.
The phrase encapsulates an era's optimism about human connection.
- harmonyAgreement or musical blend
- tranquilityUndisturbed peacefulness
- serenityUndisturbed mental quietude
- compassionConcern for others' distress
- unityWholeness through cohesion
kindness · dove · embrace · gentle · warmth · tenderness · affection · forgiveness · bliss · calm · good vibes · devotion · hippie · flower power · flower · heart · caring · reconciliation
- Woodstock1969, three days, mud, rain, hippies
- peacedove, dove release, olive branch, white flag, treaty
- peace symbolsolive branch, dove, white dove, white flag, V sign
- goodbyesgoodbye, bye, bye-bye, see ya, byebye
peace and lovefear and loathing
Combined terror and disgust
animosity · malevolence · belligerence · antagonism · enmity
peace, love, peaceful, peacefully, peacefulness, peacemaker, peacekeeping, peacekeeper, peacetime