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peace of mind

peace of mind

64 3.0
A calm feeling with no worry
  • noun
  • /piːs əv maɪnd/
translation icon : tranquilidad
  • A kid's life is in the balance here, his peace of mind, his trust.
  • give peace of mind
  • find peace of mind

Can I give you some real Peace of Mind, please?

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Examples

  • I just want peace of mind.

  • "What people really want is peace of mind, and you won't get that from statistics," he says.

    Academic text (2015)
  • But you also have more Peace of Mind if you pay that off right now.

  • And so this can actually lead to a lot more Peace of Mind for yourself.

  • So how do we create more Peace of Mind and feel more peace in our lives?

  • You will have no peace of mind until you forgive her.

  • We work for their happiness, their Peace of Mind and their freedom.

  • Your happiness and peace of mind must be protected.

  • It has helped thousands find Peace of Mind and direction in these trying times.

  • Meditation can provide a sense of peace of mind during stressful situations.

Synonyms

peace
vspeace of mind
1.0

A calm, quiet feeling in your mind without worry

has identical meaning and is the common everyday expression
ease
vspeace of mind
304 1.0

A state of comfort and freedom from worry

focuses narrowly on inner freedom from worry and anxiety
tranquility
vspeace of mind
  • US
49 4.0

A calm, peaceful state with no noise or worry

is the same personal comfort felt in everyday situations
serenity
vspeace of mind
48 4.4

A calm, peaceful feeling without worry

is similar but focuses on ordinary, personal emotional ease
zen
vspeace of mind
15 6.6

A calm, peaceful feeling you have when you relax and focus

is the general worry-free feeling without focusing on practice
repose
vspeace of mind
  • Literature
15 6.0

A calm state of rest and freedom from worry

is the emotional freedom from worry rather than bodily rest
inner peace
vspeace of mind
14 4.4

A calm feeling inside when your mind is free from worry

is the same calm feeling but not tied to a process
calmness
vspeace of mind
9 2.7

A state without strong feelings or worry in your mind

is the felt state of not worrying rather than a general quality
sense of peace
vspeace of mind
7 3.9

A deep calm and quiet feeling inside that makes you feel relaxed

is the same feeling but framed as general daily ease
heavenly peace
vspeace of mind
5 5.3

A deep calm feeling like being in heaven

is the ordinary daily feeling of being calm rather than perfect bliss
peacefulness
vspeace of mind
4 2.7

A calm, quiet feeling with no worry

is the emotional feeling of freedom from worry in daily life
quietude
vspeace of mind
  • Literature
3 8.0

A calm, peaceful feeling or time

is the plain, everyday feeling of being calm and worry free
restfulness
vspeace of mind
1 3.2

A calm, peaceful feeling that helps you relax

is more about mental freedom from worry than physical ease
mental balance
vspeace of mind
1 4.1

A calm mind that keeps emotions steady and shows good judgment

is a simpler feeling of calm without implying overall mental health
ataraxis
vspeace of mind
9.9

A calm state of mind with no stress or worry

is the everyday personal feeling rather than a technical state
heartsease
vspeace of mind
  • Archaic
9.9

A feeling of calm and no worry

is the modern everyday feeling without archaic or dated tone
relaxedness
vspeace of mind
5.5

A calm, comfortable state with little worry or stress

is specifically the calm feeling free from worry, not just relaxation

Antonyms

704 2.8

A feeling of pressure and worry because of difficult situations

423 3.5

A worried, nervous feeling that makes you unable to relax

How Calm

serenity
48 4.4
tranquility
  • US
49 4.0
peace of mind
64 3.0
composure
38 5.1
relief
440 1.0

Surface Forms

peace of mind singular

Morphology

peace + of + mind

The meaning 'a feeling of being calm and free from worry' is directly derivable from combining 'peace' (tranquility) with 'mind' (the mental faculty), with 'of' linking them to indicate a mental state. This compositional 'mental peace' structure is cross-linguistically common, so a B1 learner who knows the constituent words would readily understand the expression.

Etymology

Peace of mind may come from the simple image of having peace inside your mind, like a quiet room in your head where worries cannot enter, and everything feels still. That's why it means 'feeling calm and free from worry'.