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Term: At Peace Predicate

Description:

The term "at peace predicate" refers to a state of tranquility or calmness that is expressed through the grammatical structure of a sentence. The subject of the sentence is at peace or free from disturbances, leading to a specific type of clause known as the peace predicate.

Senses/Usages:

• Sense 1: A grammatical structure indicating a peaceful state of the subject.
• Sense 2: A clause that denotes calmness or serenity in the subject.

Sample Sentences:

• The children were at peace, playing quietly in the garden.
• Her mind was finally at peace after years of inner turmoil.
• In his sleep, he seemed at peace, undisturbed by the surrounding chaos.
• When the waves gently lapped against the shore, Sarah felt truly at peace.

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