peaceful

The first thing we are going to do is determine the etymological origin of the word peaceful that we are dealing with now. In this case we can state that it derives from Latin and that it is the result of the sum of the following clearly delimited parts:
-The prefix “ad-”, which is equivalent to “towards”.
-The verb “placere”, which can be translated as “pleasing”.
-The suffix “-ible”, which is used to indicate “that can”.

Peaceful it's a adjective that can be used to rate the docile, affable, peaceful and pleasant person. For example: "In the midst of the chaos, a gentle doctor reassured and treated dozens of wounded", “I consider myself a gentle man; but if someone hurts my children, I am capable of reacting in the worst way ", "The neighbors defined the suspect as a gentle and friendly woman".

A mild-mannered individual is one who does not usually argue with other subjects and who, in general, is calm and of good humor. It can be said that a mild person does not get angry often or show up in a violent way. Mildness, therefore, is a positive quality.

It is important to note that the notion of peaceful can also be applied to that which is calm and charming: "It is a very peaceful and sunny day, which invites you to spend long hours on the beach", "The mild weather will last until next Tuesday and then it will begin to deteriorate, according to what was reported by meteorologists", "This is a peaceful town, with little traffic and few facts of insecurity".

The idea of peaceful is often linked to the meteorology. When the weather it is good, there is no wind and there is no precipitation, it can be described as peaceful. These are ideal days to enjoy outdoors. Instead, storms and gusts of wind make a day not peaceful.

Numerous are the literary works that have used the word that occupies us in their titles. This would be the case, for example, of the following:
- "The Gentle Don". It is considered one of the most important works of Russian literature of all time. It was written by Mikhail Sholokhov (1905 - 1984) and consists of four volumes. It narrates the life and the struggles of the so-called Don Cossacks, so called because they settled in the area of ​​the Don River. There are many theories around it, such as, for example, the one that states that it was not written in its entirety by the aforementioned author.
- "The peaceful light." It is a book made by Louis de Wohl in which he takes Saint Thomas Aquinas as the absolute protagonist. However, at the same time he analyzes the time of that moment and even other relevant figures such as the King of France, Bacon, Saint Bonaventure or King Edward of England.
- "Peaceful Summers", by Anne Rivers Siddons. It narrates the memories that a 90-year-old woman brings to her mind about her summers of youth.

John Gentle, finally, it was the stage name of Enrique Rustia Apacible III, a Filipino actor who died in 2011 upon being shot by your uncle.