1. Plural of pax; periods or agreements of peace between nations or groups.
Usage: Often used in historical or political contexts
2. Plural of pax; small tablets or ornaments kissed during certain religious ceremonies as a sign of peace.
Usage: Religious/liturgical term

Examples

• The treaty established several paxes between the warring kingdoms.
• Historical records document the paxes that followed major conflicts.
• The Roman paxes brought stability to the empire for decades.
• During the ceremony, the priest distributed paxes to the congregation.
• Multiple paxes were negotiated throughout the peace conference.