peaceably

peaceable | American Dictionary

peaceable
adjective[ not gradable ]
us/ˈpi·sə·bəl/

peaceableadjective[not gradable] (NO VIOLENCE)

not liking or involving fighting or argument:
The group supports peaceable, nonviolent protest.

peaceably

adverbus/ˈpi·sə·bli/

Examples of peaceable

peaceable
Like them he believed that global capitalism was basically peaceable.
The peaceable kingdom of the beasts is, as usual, a theatrical scene created by a man.
Right now he is still friendly and peaceable, but she knows to a statistical certainty that within seconds things are going to change.
I'm a peaceable man, and don't fight duels, except at table.
The men gain an authority through their pugnacity that is similar to the women's authority gained by being peaceable.
However, even if there are some cases of peaceable peoples who rarely feel mutual hostility, they are not easy to find.
In addition, we can see that sound has been used in related ways in more peaceable times.
Neither self-evidence nor self-interest could compel unenlightened governments and/ or their unenlightened subjects to square conduct with, for example, the natural necessity to form a peaceable society.
Peaceable passers-by, who wanted to celebrate 1956 peacefully, were not allowed to do so.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
What fate awaits this always peaceable minority?
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
No further development would be necessary, and all our atomic manpower, brainpower and material could go into peaceable energy.
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