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English-German translation for: peacefully
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Dictionary English German: peacefully

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English German
peacefully {adv}
73
friedlich
peacefully {adv}
41
einträchtig
peacefully {adv}
9
friedvoll [geh.]
peacefully {adv}
7
geruhsam
peacefully {adv}kampflos
peacefully {adv}in Frieden
peacefully {adv}auf friedliche Weise
2 Words
to amalgamate peacefullysich friedlich vereinigen
3 Words
to pass away peacefully [euphem.]sanft entschlafen [geh.] [euphem.]
to pass away peacefully [euphem.]selig entschlafen [geh.] [euphem.]
to pass away peacefully [euphem.] [to die]friedlich einschlafen [geh.] [euphem.] [sterben]
5+ Words
The two states are now peacefully coexistent.Die beiden Staaten leben jetzt friedlich nebeneinander.
The whole thing happened entirely peacefully.Das Ganze ging vollkommen friedlich vonstatten.
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A 2014-04-17: Faithfully follow the honey do list and you will peacefully coexist.
A 2013-02-02: according to a vey clever native speaker: "peacefully" doesn't work well here
A 2012-04-11: She peacefully passed away at home in her basket at night in April 2007
A 2010-04-06: a much better alternative: Live peacefully, die in dignity
A 2008-12-12: Yet it would be the time to peacefully look back at the past year now.
Q 2008-02-20: Peacefully full of turmoil
A 2007-01-25: co-exist peacefully ('together' weglassen. tautology)
A 2006-04-26: swimming pools? Would that be anything to write home about? Perhaps, rathe...
A 2006-02-15: for peacefully practiSing (UK) / practiCing (US) their religion

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