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peace [peess]

noun

1.  freedom from war: freedom from war,

or the time when a war or conflict ends the signing of the peace agreement

2.  tranquillity: a calm and quiet state, free from disturbances or noise

3.  mental calm: a state of mental calm and serenity, with no anxiety

4.  harmony: freedom from conflict or disagreement among people or groups of people

5.  peace treaty: a treaty agreeing to an end of hostilities between two warring parties

6.  law and order: the absence of violence or other disturbances within a state

• Peace reigned throughout the land.

tol·er·ance [tóllərənss]

(plural tol·er·ances)

noun

1.  acceptance of different views: the acceptance of the differing views of other people,

e.g. in religious or political matters, and fairness toward the people who hold these different views

2.  tolerating of somebody or something: the act of putting up with somebody or something irritating or otherwise unpleasant

3.  ability to endure hardship: the ability to put up with harsh or difficult conditions

4.  medicine ability to remain unaffected:

the loss of or reduction in the usual response to a drug or other agent as a result of use or exposure over a prolonged period

5.  engineering allowance made for deviation:

an allowance made for something to deviate in size from a standard, or the limit within which it is allowed to deviate

6.  biology ability to withstand extremes:

the ability of an organism to survive in extreme conditions 

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