serenity

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The state or quality of being serene.

serenity [sɪˈrɛnɪtɪ]

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1. the state or quality of being serene

2. (often capital) a title of honour used of certain royal personages: preceded by his, her, etc.

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Noun	1.	serenity - a disposition free from stress or emotion tranquility, placidity, tranquillity, repose, quiet calm, calmness, composure, equanimity - steadiness of mind under stress; "he accepted their problems with composure and she with equanimity" ataraxia - peace of mind
	2.	serenity - the absence of mental stress or anxiety ataraxis, peace of mind, peacefulness, repose, peace, heartsease quietude, quietness, tranquillity, tranquility - a state of peace and quiet

serenity

noun calm, peace, tranquillity, composure, peace of mind, stillness, calmness, quietness, peacefulness, quietude, placidity a wonderful feeling of peace and serenity

Translations

serenity [sɪˈrenɪtɪ] N → serenidad f

serenity [sɪˈrɛnəti] n [person] → sérénité f; [place, atmosphere] → sérénité f

serenity

n → Gelassenheit f; (as title: also Serenity) → Durchlaucht f

serenity [sɪˈrɛnɪtɪ] n → serenità

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apprehension ataraxia ataraxis calm calmness cargo cult composure contentment equanimity heartsease Hiroshige nirvana peace peace of mind peacefulness placidity quiet quietness quietude	However--to be exact--there is one place where the serenity lapses for a while; this is while one is crossing the Schnurrtobel Bridge, a frail structure which swings its gossamer frame down through the dizzy air, over a gorge, like a vagrant spider-strand. A Tramp Abroad by Twain, Mark View in context His manners were distinguished by a grave serenity. No Name by Collins, Wilkie View in context Woodford concluded his account of the episode with a statement to the effect: "What especially struck me was the absence of pain and terror in their faces, which seemed to express, rather, serenity and repose"--this, mind you, of men and women of his own race whom he knew well and who had sat at dinner with him in his own house. Jerry of the Islands by London, Jack View in context	Serbia Serbia and Montenegro Serbian Serbo-Croat Serbo-Croatian Serbonian Sercq serdab Serdica sere serein Seremban serenade Serenader serenata serendipitous serendipity serene serenely Sereneness sereness Serengeti Serengeti National Park Serengeti Plain Serenitude serenity Serenoa Serenoa repens Serer serf Serfage serfdom Serfhood serfism serflike serge Serge Koussevitzky Sergeancy sergeant sergeant at arms sergeant at law sergeant baker sergeant first class sergeant fish sergeant major Sergeant-at-arms sergeant-at-law Sergeantcy Sergeantry Sergeantship sergeanty	serendipity serendipity Serendipity Aromatherapy Selection Software Interface serene serene serene serene Serene (diambiguation) Serene (diambiguation) Serene Bastards of Tarbae Chaos serenely serenely sereneness sereneness serener serener serener sereness serenest serenest Serengeti Serengeti National Park Serengeti National Park Serengeti Park Serengeti Park Serengeti Plain Serengeti volcanic grasslands Sereni, Emilio serenities Serenitude serenity Serenity (album) Serenity (disambiguation) Serenity definition Serenity House Personal Care Home, Inc. Serenity Lost Its Priority Serenity Tranquility Peace Serenoa Serenoa Serenoa Serenoa repens Serenoa repens Serentil Sereny test SEREP Serepax Serepax Serependity Serependity Serependity Serer Serer Serer Sèrèr Sèrèr serere Serere Agricultural and Animal Research Institute Serers Serers Seres Seres

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apprehension
ataraxia
ataraxis
calm
calmness
cargo cult
composure
contentment
equanimity
heartsease
Hiroshige
nirvana
peace
peace of mind
peacefulness
placidity
quiet
quietness
quietude

However--to be exact--there is one place where the serenity lapses for a while; this is while one is crossing the Schnurrtobel Bridge, a frail structure which swings its gossamer frame down through the dizzy air, over a gorge, like a vagrant spider-strand.

A Tramp Abroad by Twain, Mark View in context

His manners were distinguished by a grave serenity.

No Name by Collins, Wilkie View in context

Woodford concluded his account of the episode with a statement to the effect: "What especially struck me was the absence of pain and terror in their faces, which seemed to express, rather, serenity and repose"--this, mind you, of men and women of his own race whom he knew well and who had sat at dinner with him in his own house.

Jerry of the Islands by London, Jack View in context

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