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Ann225 Posted 5 years ago
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At peace

Hi,

Can you ‘put someone at peace or only at ease’?

Thank you.

  

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Ann225 Can you ‘put someone at peace or only at ease’? Only at (his) ease, partly because "at peace" can mean "dead". You can pacify him, though.

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  • Ann225 Can you ‘put someone at peace or only at ease’?
  • Only at (his) ease, partly because "at peace" can mean "dead".
  • You can pacify him, though.
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Ann225Can you ‘put someone at peace or only at ease’?

Only at (his) ease, partly because "at peace" can mean "dead". You can pacify him, though.

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