'peace-induced' originates from the English word 'peace' combined with the suffix '-induced', where 'peace' means 'freedom from disturbance' and '-induced' means 'brought about by'.

'peace' from Old English 'pǣs' and '-induced' from Latin 'inducere', meaning 'to lead in'.

Initially, 'peace' meant 'freedom from civil disorder', and '-induced' meant 'brought about by'. The combination now refers to something caused by peace.