adjective. Tending to diminish or put an end to conflict; appeasing.

adjective. Of a peaceful nature; tranquil.

Serving to make or restore peace; adapted to reconcile differences; peace-making; conciliatory; mild; appeasing: as, to offer pacific propositions to a belligerent power.

Peaceful; not warlike: as, a man of pacific disposition.

Characterized by peace or calm; calm; tranquil: as, a pacific state of things.

[capitalized] Appellative of the ocean lying between the west coast of America and the east coast of Asia: so called on account of the exemption from violent, tempests which early navigators supposed it to enjoy; hence, relating to or connected with that ocean.

=Syn. 1-3. Pacific, Peaceable, Peaceful, gentle, quiet, smooth, unruffled. Pacific, making or desiring to make peace; peaceable, desiring to be at peace, free from the disposition to quarrel; peaceful, in a state of peace.

proper noun. The Pacific Ocean, the largest ocean.

adjective. Of or pertaining to peace; of a peaceful character; not warlike; not quarrelsome

adjective. Promoting peace; suited to make or restore peace; conciliatory.

adjective. of or pertaining to the Pacific Ocean.

adjective. the ocean between America and Asia, so called by Magellan, its first European navigator, on account of the exemption from violent tempests which he enjoyed while sailing over it; -- called also, simply, the Pacific, and, formerly, the South sea.

adjective. Calm, peaceful.

adjective. disposed to peace or of a peaceful nature

noun. the largest ocean in the world

adjective. relating to or bordering the Pacific Ocean

adjective. promoting peace

"It could be very significant, however, but they don't anticipate that it's going to be moving out throughout the pacific, and so it won't be what we call a pacific wide tsunami."