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Discover LudwigThe phrase "peaceful man" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a man who is calm, gentle, and non-violent in his behavior and demeanor. Example: The village was known for its peaceful men, who preferred to settle disputes through peaceful negotiation rather than resorting to violence.
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In the opening chapter of that book, I describe why it took me years to come to this conclusion: I had always been taught Islam was a religion of peace and that Muhammad was a kind, peaceful man, in fact the most perfect who ever lived.
This was probably the least peaceful man in the military and the one least suited for the peace talks sent because what he'd done in Vietnam was considered such a success.
He was a peaceful man".
I am just a peaceful man.
My son is a peaceful man.
He was, by all accounts, a peaceful man.
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Palestinian officials said Abbas planned to attend because he wanted to "send a strong message to Israeli society that the Palestinians are for peace, and appreciate the efforts of peaceful men like Shimon Peres".
It's the line in the sand; it is the difference between peace and war, because with freedom of speech, peaceful men can effect change.
Without freedom of speech, peaceful men have no choice but to resort to violence.
"We're peaceful men," said 46-year-old Mikhailo cheerfully, as he poured petrol into a row of glass bottles to create molotov cocktails.
The first was that a powerful, democratic government could feel so intimidated by a small group of peaceful men and women holding up banners on a boat that it would resort to violence.
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