Synonyms and antonyms of International peace in American Thesaurus

armistice (noun)

a formal agreement between enemies to stop fighting a war

at peace ()

not fighting a war

balance of power (noun)

a situation in which each country in a group has equal military and political power so that no one country can control another

ceasefire (noun)

an agreement to stop fighting for a period of time, especially in order to discuss permanent peace

the Cold War (noun)

unfriendly relations between countries who are not at war with each other

détente (noun)

a situation in which countries that have had an unfriendly relationship become more friendly

dovish (adjective)

preferring to use peaceful methods to solve problems rather than fighting

interwar (adjective)

mainly British relating to the period of time between World Wars I and II

lay down (your) arms ()

to agree to stop fighting

nonaggression (noun)

a policy of not attacking another country

pacify (verb)

to establish peace in a place by ending a war or violence

peace (noun)

a situation in which there is no war between countries or groups

peace (noun)

an agreement to end a war

peace (noun)

relating to peace, or intended to bring or preserve peace

peaceful (adjective)

not involving war or violence

peaceful (adjective)

not willing to take part in war or violence

peacekeeping (noun)

military efforts to prevent war, especially between groups who have been fighting

peacemaker (noun)

someone who tries to help to end a war

peace process (noun)

a series of discussions to try to find a peaceful solution to a war or to political violence

peacetime (noun)

the time when a country is not involved in a war

truce (noun)

a period of time when there is a truce