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Placidaction
Created by: awesomo
Pronunciation: plas-id-ak-shun
Sentence: We decided to end the argument, and go to some placidaction.
Etymology: placid-action
Aggrecifier
Created by: fashionista
Pronunciation: Agg-ress-if-iyer
Sentence: Someone who tries to bring peace is a pacifier, someone who actually brings piece is not passive but aggressive.
Etymology: Aggressive, Pacifier
Paxfac
Created by: chris
Pronunciation: pax-fak
Sentence: paxfaccing around the world became the new trend for people taking a gap year from their studies or their jobs
Etymology: From Latin: Pax - peace, and fac - to do or make
Poeshmit
Created by: oomps62
Pronunciation: poe-sch-mitt
Sentence: Last night I poeshmitted and now everything on Earth is peaceful.
Etymology: Peace On Earth - Something Help Make It Happen
Geotranquilization
Created by: allwise
Pronunciation: gee-o-tran-kill-i-sai-shon
Sentence: After Johnny finished school, he went on a mission to geotranquillize the planet!
Etymology: geo = planet. tranquilization = to make calm.
Peacafist
Created by: mijoy17
Pronunciation: Peace - a - fist
Sentence: When he saw that bar fight, he stopped it right away using his fists. What a great peacafist.
Etymology:
Ergopacate
Created by: ubgrud
Pronunciation: air-gop-a-kate
Sentence: Look at that beauty pageant winner. What an ergopacate.
Etymology: ergo - work pace- peace
Paximobilius
Created by: Persnicket
Pronunciation: Pahck-Suh-Moh-Bih-Lee-Us
Sentence: During the holiday season, almost everyone tries to perform at least one act of PAXIMOBILIUS towards one another.
Etymology: Pax- Latin for peace Mobilis- Latin for movement
Cohopicosmivation
Created by: paperpieces
Pronunciation: Co-hope-ih-koss-mih-vay-SHUN
Sentence: The first step in leaving your mark in the world is having some kind of motivation or cohopicosmivation.
Etymology: Co- meaning with, -hop- from hope, -cos- from cosmos, -ivation from motivation
