adjective
or ei·renic (ˈ)ī|renik, -rēn- ; also ireni·cal -nə̇kəl
Etymology: Greek eirēnikos, from eirēnē peace (probably of non-Indo-European origin) + -ikos -ic, -ical
: conducive to or operating toward peace, moderation, harmony, and conciliation and away from contention and partisanship especially among disputants
irenic measures
irenic without being namby-pamby — Chicago Theol. Seminary Register
the viewpoint is irenic and the author seeks to show the best features of each religion and church in turn — N.K.Burger
Synonyms: see pacific