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Meanings of more peaceable in English
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Usage of more peaceable in English
1
They are a deal more peaceable and easy to get on with.
2
Nothing could be more peaceable than the way we lived together.
3
Of course they're the more peaceable part of the population, anyway.
4
Thank Heaven, we have provided a more peaceable and rational mode of redress.
5
Apparently he decided in favour of the more peaceable course.
6
Even the children are more peaceable than any other children.
7
All things considered, we live longer, healthier, more peaceable and prosperous lives because of science.
8
The king has no better subject, and Paris no more peaceable burgess than Casin Cholet.
9
Since I have been weeping I am more peaceable.
10
Neither are rifles brought to Cetinje, so that it presents a far more peaceable aspect.
11
You can cover our retreat by more peaceable means.
12
I never felt more peaceable in my life.
13
A more peaceable set of men never existed.
14
But there were also more peaceable inducements which took me about in every part of the city.
15
The latter, however, are much the more peaceable, never quarrelling among themselves, and seldom with their neighbors.
16
Yes, it will have to be a more peaceable conversation than that of a few minutes ago!
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