nibbana
- noun
- /nɪˈbɑːnə/
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nibbana
- She felt a sense of nibbana after meditating for an hour.
Examples
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He found his own nibbana in the peaceful solitude of the mountains.
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For a moment, the world faded away and she experienced pure nibbana.
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After the long hike, she lay in the grass, tasting a quiet nibbana away from all noise.
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The serene garden brought him a moment of nibbana.
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After years of meditation, she finally reached the state of nibbana, feeling a profound sense of calm and bliss.
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In moments of deep reflection, he often experiences the tranquil essence of nibbana amidst the chaos of daily life.
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Many describe the feeling of nibbana as a serene escape from the worries and struggles of existence.
Synonyms
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1.0
A calm, quiet feeling in your mind without worry
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6.6
A calm, peaceful feeling you have when you relax and focus
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4.4
A calm feeling inside when your mind is free from worry
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A very peaceful happy state with no worry or pain
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A calm, quiet feeling with no worry
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A feeling of complete happiness and calm
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A calm, peaceful feeling that helps you relax
A strong feeling of complete peace and happiness
A deep feeling of calm and perfect happiness for one person
A state of complete spiritual happiness often felt in meditation
Antonyms
How Peaceful
Surface Forms
Etymology
Nibbana originally means 'to blow out', so a helpful way to remember its everyday use is to imagine a quiet moment as a candle whose flame has been put out. That's why people sometimes use nibbana to mean a deep, peaceful calm or bliss away from worry.