Domestic peace (n.) is agreeing the thermostat is set fine.
Domestic peace (n.) is like a ceasefire kept by two sides who share a fridge.
Domestic peace (n.) is paid for, in small instalments, by whoever gives in first.
Domestic peace (n.) is silence bought by agreeing not to reopen the argument.
Inner peace (n.) is available within the hour to anyone who does not have your number.
Inner peace (n.) is often just exhaustion that has stopped complaining.
Inner peace (n.) is born of adversity — we cannot find peace if we are afraid of the windstorms of life.
Inner peace (n.) is that without which world peace is impossible.
Just peace (n.) is an ethical framework for lasting peace built on justice, human rights and reconciliation, as an alternative to just war.
A Just peace (n.) is quiet that still has to answer for who got quieted.
A Just peace (n.) is the settlement that asks the wounded to call it fair.
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Lazy peace (n.) is the ceasefire you get by not opening the mail
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