Definitions

1. noun

A period of time during which there is peace, especially after a war or conflict.

“After the treaty was signed, a period of pax was declared across the city.”

2. noun

A state of quietness or calmness, especially after a period of turmoil or conflict.

“The pax that settled over the city was a welcome relief from the violence that had plagued it for years.”

3. noun

A state of peace between nations or groups.

“The pax between the two countries was maintained through regular diplomatic meetings and agreements.”

4. noun

A state of peace or quietness in the air, especially in terms of weather.

“The pax in the air was broken by the sudden storm that rolled in.”

5. noun

A name given to the Roman goddess of peace.

“In Roman mythology, Pax was often depicted as a goddess with a olive branch in her hand.”

6. noun

A name given to the concept of peace.

“Pax is a concept that has been studied and written about by philosophers and scholars for centuries.”

7. noun

A name given to a type of peace treaty.

“The pax between the two warring factions was signed in a grand ceremony.”

8. noun

A name given to a state of quietness or stillness.

“The pax in the room was palpable as the audience waited for the speaker to begin.”

9. adjective

Of or relating to peace.

“The pax movement was a campaign to promote peace and understanding between nations.”

10. adjective

Quiet or still, especially in terms of weather or the air.

“The pax morning was broken by the sound of birds chirping outside the window.”