make peace



make peace

Bring about friendly relations or a state of amity; end hostilities. For example, The United Nations sent a task force to make peace between the two warring factions, or Mom was good at making peace among the children. [Mid-1100s] Also see make one's peace with.
See also: make, peace

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Anjelicaan-JEL-i-kəEnglish (Modern)
Porter['pɔ:tə]
Drahoslav-Czech, Slovak
Vaughan[vɔ:n]
AmramAM-ram (English), ahm-RAHM (Hebrew)Biblical, Biblical Latin, Biblical Hebrew
Stacey['steisi]