Characterized by lack of peace; full of discord, conflict, or unrest.
From dispeace + -ful (full of). This archaic adjective was formed using the productive -ful suffix to describe something marked by the absence of peace.
By adding -ful to 'dispeace,' medieval English speakers created a word to describe turbulent times and troubled relationships. We might just say 'peaceful' with a negative in front now!
Complete word intelligence in one call. Free tier — 50 lookups/day.