eirenic (Meaning)
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eirenic (a.)
Pacific. See Irenic.
Synonyms & Antonyms of eirenic
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
eirenic Sentence Examples
- The eirenic nature of his personality made him a welcome addition to the discussion group.
- The politician's eirenic approach to policy-making helped forge consensus and compromise.
- The eirenic document sought to reconcile the differences between the two factions.
- The mediator's eirenic disposition facilitated a peaceful resolution to the conflict.
- The conference organizers aimed to create an eirenic environment conducive to fruitful dialogue.
- The eirenic tone of the negotiations helped de-escalate tensions and usher in a period of stability.
- Despite their different backgrounds, the delegates were able to engage in eirenic discourse and find common ground.
- The eirenic philosophy of the organization fostered a collaborative and harmonious work culture.
- The philosopher's eirenic writings provided a framework for peaceful coexistence and understanding.
- The eirenic nature of the movement attracted supporters from diverse backgrounds and ideologies.
FAQs About the word eirenic
Pacific. See Irenic.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The eirenic nature of his personality made him a welcome addition to the discussion group.
The politician's eirenic approach to policy-making helped forge consensus and compromise.
The eirenic document sought to reconcile the differences between the two factions.
The mediator's eirenic disposition facilitated a peaceful resolution to the conflict.
