1. Hist; silence; To be at peace, to be reconciled. To hold one's peace, to be silent.

2. A state of quiet or tranquility; freedom from disturbance or agitation; freedom from war or quarrel; quietness of mind; rest; concord; public tranquility.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• neuce,
• peease,
• placei,
• pleace,
• pieace,
• proce,
• peaope,
• peaces,
• preice,
• pearced,
• pecie,
• pacel,
• searce,
• pirce,
• plasce,
• praice,
• peiece,
• perqe,
• reace,
• porce

• peg,
• peake,
• Peggie,
• pekoe,
• peach,
• peke,
• pes,
• peachy,
• pesewa,
• peck,
• PECO,
• pace,
• Pease,
• pesce,
• pesah,
• pech,
• peachey,
• peek,
• pecs.

The adverb for the word "peace" is "peacefully".

The adjective form of the word "peace" is "peaceful".

The plural form of the word "peace" is "peaces." However, it is less commonly used in this form, and the singular form tends to be used to refer to multiple instances or manifestations of peace.

The singular form of the word "peace" remains unchanged as "peace".