Irenic (adjective)

1. Tending or promoting peace; peaceful or conciliatory.
2. Relating to or characterized by peace or conciliation.

Origin:

Early 17th century: from greek eirēnikos, from eirēnē "peace".

Examples:

1. His approach to the conflict was irenic, seeking to find a peaceful resolution.
2. Her tone was soft and irenic, hoping to avoid further escalation of the argument.
3. The irenic atmosphere at the meeting helped to smooth over the differences between the parties.
4. His words were intended to have an irenic effect on the listeners, calming their nerves.
5. The artwork depicted an irenic scene, showing people of different backgrounds living in harmony.