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What is an adverb for peace?

There isn't a single perfect adverb for "peace," but here are some options depending on the specific context:

General peacefulness:

* Peacefully - This is the most common and straightforward option.

* Quietly - This implies a lack of noise or disturbance.

* Tranquilly - This suggests a state of calmness and serenity.

* Serenely - Similar to tranquilly, but with a sense of profound calmness.

Specific situations:

* Harmoniously - Used for peaceful relationships or situations.

* Resolutely - Implies a firm commitment to peace, often in a conflict situation.

* Gently - Suggesting a peaceful approach or manner.

Figurative language:

* Peacefully can be used figuratively to describe a state of mind or inner peace.

Example sentences:

* He slept peacefully after a long day. (General peacefulness)

* They lived quietly in the countryside. (Quietness)

* The lake reflected the serene sky. (Tranquility)

* They settled their differences harmoniously. (Harmonious peace)

* The negotiator resolutely worked towards a peaceful solution. (Resolute commitment)

The best adverb to use will depend on the specific meaning you want to convey.

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