Treaty of Peace
/ˈtriːti əv piːs/
Definitions
- (n.) A formal agreement between hostile parties, typically countries or governments, that ends a state of war and establishes peace terms.
The Treaty of Peace concluded the hostilities and laid down the conditions for post-war reconstruction.
Forms
- treaty of peace
- treaties of peace
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Commentary
The term specifically denotes treaties that formally end hostilities, distinct from ceasefires or armistices which may be temporary or preliminary.
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