sense of peace
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3.9
- noun
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sentido de paz
- There is a genuine sense of peace about him.
- feel a sense of peace
It brings this sense of peace and it makes me feel better.
- It brings this sense of peace and it makes me feel better.
- Like I have this deep sense of peace these days and inner calm.
- It really gives me a sense of peace.
- And there was grief and a sense of loss, but ultimately a sense of peace.
- What good is it if we can sit quietly with our eyes closed and feel some sense of peace?
- Today we're going to help you create a morning routine that will help you create a sense of peace within you and allow your intention to shine.
- And so I just tried to think about things that made me happy, things that brought me joy or a sense of peace.
- They're finding a sense of peace, they're finding contentment, they're finding delight, the ability to be delighted.
- And if you're always living under that, that fight or flight moment of fear and threat, you're not going to have a sense of peace.
- And I feel this overwhelming sense of peace.
- As blood ran through their intertwined fingers and down their wrists, suddenly his mind feels a sense of peace, which probably is not a good thing.
- And yet what they're experiencing in this unearthly realm, overwhelming sense of peace and love, those are about the two most common words used.
- It's a sense of peace when I'm not doing anything, just being the capacity just to be.
Examples
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A great sense of peace washed over me as I sat looking at the house.
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I'm glad that I've been able to give them hope or a sense of peace.
Blog text (10) -
I felt a deep sense of peace.
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Your post brought me a sense of peace that I have been trying to find all day.
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Like I have this deep sense of peace these days and inner calm.
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There is something soothing about this story; it filled me with a sense of peace.
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I exhaled, read the article, and was actually blessed with a sense of peace.
Blog text (29) -
Crying releases chemicals in the brain that relieve stress and leave you with a sense of peace.
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They're finding a sense of peace, they're finding contentment, they're finding delight, the ability to be delighted.
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When we arrived back home, there was such a sense of peace and calm in our house.
Synonyms
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1.0
A calm, quiet feeling in your mind without worry
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1.0
A state of comfort and freedom from worry
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1.0
A feeling of physical ease and being free from pain
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2.1
Calm and free from worry or conflict
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3.0
A calm feeling with no worry
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1.6
A calm, stress-free state when you rest or enjoy free time
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1.0
A quiet, peaceful feeling that helps you stay steady
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4.0
A calm, peaceful state with no noise or worry
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4.4
A calm, peaceful feeling without worry
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1.0
A calm time or place with little noise
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3.5
A time of complete quiet and no movement that feels calm
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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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2.7
A state without strong feelings or worry in your mind
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1.0
A lack of noise or disturbance in a place
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5.3
A deep calm feeling like being in heaven
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2.7
A calm, quiet feeling with no worry
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8.0
A calm, peaceful feeling or time
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7.0
A calm, peaceful feeling when things are quiet and steady
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3.2
A calm, peaceful feeling that helps you relax
A calm, comfortable state with little worry or stress
A strong feeling of complete peace and happiness
Antonyms
How Peaceful
Surface Forms
Morphology
The phrase is directly compositional: 'sense' (a feeling) combined with 'of' linking to 'peace' (inner calm) yields 'a feeling of calmness', which is the given definition. This is a common, cross-linguistically transparent nominal construction, so a B1 learner who knows the constituents will readily infer the meaning.
Etymology
The noun sense of peace comes from the simple words sense, meaning a quiet inner feeling, and peace, meaning calm and no trouble. Imagine standing alone in a quiet place and feeling your body and mind become calm; that's why 'sense of peace' means 'a feeling of calm' today.