Refers to a state without war or conflict, or a calm and harmonious condition in society, relationships, or mind.
I wish for world peace.
この町はとても平和だ。
This town is very peaceful.
We have a responsibility to protect world peace.
The people of this village have lived peacefully for a long time.
After a long war, peace finally came to this country.
The children sang a song wishing for world peace.
平和 describes peace on a societal or global scale, whereas 無事 is personal and situational, referring to one person's or event's safety.
平時 refers to the specific period of peace (as opposed to wartime), while 平和 is the broader, more abstract concept of peace itself.
平和 refers to peace, especially the absence of war or conflict, while 安泰 is about a secure, untroubled continuance of a state or position.
平和 is a noun meaning peace in a broad sense (e.g. world peace), while 和やか is an adjective describing a specific mood or gathering as friendly and harmonious.
平和 usually describes peace on a societal or global scale, while 安らぎ is personal, emotional peace of mind.
平和 means peace and stability, the direct opposite of the violent upheaval described by 動乱.
平和 means peaceful and calm, the direct opposite of the war-torn turmoil that 戦国 describes.
peaceful; peaceable; amicable
peacelessness; lack of social peace