pacifistic

/pəˈsɪfɪstɪk/

ADJECTIVE

1. Of or pertaining to pacifism

Relating to the belief that disputes should be resolved peacefully and that violence, war, or military force should be avoided or opposed.

Describing beliefs, policies, or attitudes that oppose war, militarism, and the use of military force.

The diplomat's pacifistic approach favored dialogue over confrontation in resolving conflicts.
His pacifistic beliefs led him to oppose military intervention.

Describing principles, actions, or philosophies that reject violence and favor peaceful methods of resolving disagreements.

The community embraced a pacifistic philosophy, promoting harmony and understanding.
The organization encouraged pacifistic methods of protest and social change.

Describing an approach to disagreements that emphasizes reconciliation, compromise, and the avoidance of hostility.

The negotiator adopted a pacifistic attitude to encourage cooperation between the opposing groups.
Their pacifistic philosophy emphasized understanding rather than confrontation.