The Collaborative International Dictionary
Peacebreaker \Peace"break`er\, n. One who disturbs the public peace. -- Peace"break`ing, n.
Wiktionary
n. One who disturbs the public peace.
Usage examples of "peacebreaker".
Cerryl began to write slowly, glad that the beggar remained only the third peacebreaker on whom he had been forced to use chaos fire during his first three eight-days as a Patrol mage for the southeast section.
He had trouble believing that even the wealthiest of factors would accept silksheen gotten from peacebreakers merely for coins.
In Fairhaven, peacebreakers went to the road crew or were turned to ash.
Rushton desires to advance upon the peacebreakers, and engage in single combat with St.
Scunthorpe, no proficient, and was in a fair way to milling his way out of the shop when the watch, in the shape of several Charleys, all springing their rattles, burst in upon them and, after a spirited set-to, over-powered the two peacebreakers, and hailed them off to the watch-house.