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tranquility

tranquility

49 4.0
A calm, peaceful state with no noise or worry
  • noun
  • /træŋˈkwɪlɪti/
  • US
translation icon : tranquilidad
  • Yoga helps me achieve a state of tranquility and calm during stressful times.
  • peace and tranquility
  • tranquility of mind
  • achieve tranquility

He says that it provides tranquility to the mind.

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Examples

  • And it was also his pleasure to spend a quiet month of tranquility at Villa Grazia.

    Fiction book (2001)
  • Imagine yourself drifting away on a sea of tranquility.

  • Enjoy our gardens, the beauty and tranquility, the peace.

  • The room gives a feeling of tranquility, and we relax and quietly enjoy the moment.

    Academic text (2000)
  • And in many ways, our isolation and the area's tranquility were a pleasure.

    Academic text (1998)
  • A place of peace, relaxation and tranquility.

  • At this hour, there was a sort of languid tranquility to the squadroom.

    Fiction book (1999)
  • And at the request of my therapist and the school authorities, I've retired to the tranquility of nature to discover my divine purpose.

  • The chief aim of Proverbs seems to be the inculcation of wisdom as the means to social tranquility and a happy life.

  • I do, like many of you, appreciate the comforts of the everyday routine the security of the familiar, the tranquility of repetition.

Synonyms

peace
vstranquility
1.0

A calm, quiet feeling in your mind without worry

is a broader condition of calm without disturbance or stress
ease
vstranquility
304 1.0

A state of comfort and freedom from worry

focuses more on peace without stress than on physical comfort
comfort
vstranquility
190 1.0

A feeling of physical ease and being free from pain

is broader, covering mental calm as well as bodily ease
at peace
vstranquility
109 2.1

Calm and free from worry or conflict

denotes the general condition of calm beyond a single moment
peace of mind
vstranquility
64 3.0

A calm feeling with no worry

refers to calm that also covers lack of external disturbance
relaxation
vstranquility
54 1.6

A calm, stress-free state when you rest or enjoy free time

is a broader state of calm not limited to leisure activities
calm
vstranquility
52 1.0

A quiet, peaceful feeling that helps you stay steady

is the enduring state of peace beyond short quiet periods
serenity
vstranquility
48 4.4

A calm, peaceful feeling without worry

emphasizes absence of disturbance and stress generally
quiet
vstranquility
45 1.0

A calm time with little or no sound

is a fuller state including freedom from stress, not only silence
peace and quiet
vstranquility
  • Informal
43 1.0

A calm time or place with little noise

is the general state of calm beyond merely silent surroundings
stillness
vstranquility
38 3.5

A time of complete quiet and no movement that feels calm

is the broader peaceful condition beyond mere motionless quiet
quiet time
vstranquility
21 3.7

A short time that is calm and quiet for rest or thinking

denotes an enduring calm state rather than a brief silent period
zen
vstranquility
15 6.6

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

is the general calm state without a spiritual or practice emphasis
repose
vstranquility
  • Literature
15 6.0

A calm state of rest and freedom from worry

is the ongoing state of peace beyond rest periods
inner peace
vstranquility
14 4.4

A calm feeling inside when your mind is free from worry

is any calm state, not necessarily reached through inner practice
lasting peace
vstranquility
11 3.3

A long time with no war or fighting between countries

is any calm state, not necessarily prolonged over time
calmness
vstranquility
9 2.7

A state without strong feelings or worry in your mind

stresses overall freedom from disturbance and stress rather than only emotion
sense of peace
vstranquility
7 3.9

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

is a full state of being, not only a felt impression
quietness
vstranquility
7 1.0

A lack of noise or disturbance in a place

includes lack of noise but also freedom from stress or disturbance
heavenly peace
vstranquility
5 5.3

A deep calm feeling like being in heaven

is an ordinary calm state, not always idealized or perfect
peacefulness
vstranquility
4 2.7

A calm, quiet feeling with no worry

focuses on absence of stress and external disturbance
quietude
vstranquility
  • Literature
3 8.0

A calm, peaceful feeling or time

is the general state of calm that also includes freedom from stress
placidity
vstranquility
1 7.0

A calm, peaceful feeling when things are quiet and steady

is a neutral state of calm not limited to gentle manners
easiness
vstranquility
1 1.0

A calm, relaxed feeling that makes you not worry

is a steady state without disturbance or stress
restfulness
vstranquility
1 3.2

A calm, peaceful feeling that helps you relax

covers calm that is not only about physical rest
relaxedness
vstranquility
5.5

A calm, comfortable state with little worry or stress

is the general peaceful condition beyond simple ease
tenselessness
vstranquility
7.3

A feeling of being physically and mentally relaxed

is wider, including freedom from disturbance and stress overall
composedness
vstranquility
6.8

Calm control of your feelings when things are difficult

is the passive state of calm rather than composed control
calming atmosphere
vstranquility
3.3

A place that makes people feel relaxed and peaceful

is the personal inner state of calm rather than the external setting
placidness
vstranquility
6.5

A calm and peaceful state with little noise or trouble

is a general peaceful condition, not just unreactive demeanor
peaceableness
vstranquility
6.7

A calm, quiet way of behaving that avoids conflict

focuses on calmness itself rather than behavior toward others

Antonyms

704 2.8

A feeling of pressure and worry because of difficult situations

138 4.8

A time of great confusion and disorder

How Tranquil

serenity
48 4.4
stillness
38 3.5
tranquility
  • US
49 4.0
peace
1.0
calm
735 1.0

Surface Forms

tranquility singular
tranquilities plural

Morphology

tranquility = tranquil (transparent) = tranquil + ity

Standard nominalization of the adjective 'tranquil' with '-ity', producing a noun meaning the state of being calm.

Etymology

Tranquility comes from Latin tranquillus, which means 'quiet' or 'calm', and it shares the same root as the simple word tranquil, like a still lake with no movement. So, tranquility is the peaceful, undisturbed state you feel when everything is calm.