unbelligerent (Meaning)

unbelligerent

not inclined to or exhibiting assertiveness, hostility, or combativeness

The unbelligerent stance of the mediator facilitated a peaceful resolution to the conflict.
Despite the provocations, the government maintained an unbelligerent approach, seeking diplomacy over confrontation.
The animal's unbelligerent nature made it an ideal pet for families with young children.
The unbelligerent tone of the report was praised by critics, who appreciated its objectivity.
The unbelligerent demeanor of the suspect led the police to believe he was not capable of the crime.
The unbelligerent crowd gathered at the protest, respecting the authorities and remaining peaceful.
The unbelligerent approach of the negotiator helped establish a dialogue between the warring parties.
The unbelligerent nature of the neighborhood created a sense of tranquility and safety for residents.
The company's unbelligerent response to customer complaints demonstrated its commitment to resolving issues amicably.
The unbelligerent attitude of the teacher allowed for a respectful and constructive learning environment.

not inclined to or exhibiting assertiveness, hostility, or combativeness

nonaggressive,nonbelligerent, peaceable, unwarlike, uncombative, uncontentious, peaceful, pacific, good-tempered, good-natured

belligerent, discordant, truculent, feisty, chippy, assaultive, warlike, pugnacious, hostile, agonistic

The unbelligerent stance of the mediator facilitated a peaceful resolution to the conflict.

Despite the provocations, the government maintained an unbelligerent approach, seeking diplomacy over confrontation.

The animal's unbelligerent nature made it an ideal pet for families with young children.

The unbelligerent tone of the report was praised by critics, who appreciated its objectivity.