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I'm aware that the に-particle has a lot of different grammatical meanings. The
most common of these are time, place and indirect object.

But I came across the following sentence and I can't really make up what the
grammatical meaning of the particle is here.

"人間は 平和に 暮らしている。" --"The people live in peace."

Could someone help me out with this?
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grammar particles particle-に
Grammatical meaning of に-particle in へいわに
[平和]{へいわ} = peace

平和な = peaceful

平和に = peacefully

The に makes the word function adverbially to modify a verb (in this case,
[暮]{く}らしている).
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