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1. (n.) serenity
the state or quality of being serene; tranquillity.
Etymology: (1400–50; late ME serenite < L serēnitās. See serene , -ity)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) repose, quiet, placidity, serenity, tranquillity, tranquility
a disposition free from stress or emotion
2. (noun) peace, peacefulness, peace of mind, repose, serenity, heartsease, ataraxis
the absence of mental stress or anxiety
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1. (noun) serenity
the quality or state of being serene; clearness and calmness; quietness; stillness; peace
2. (noun) serenity
calmness of mind; eveness of temper; undisturbed state; coolness; composure
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Sense: happy and peaceful
a calm and serene person.
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 Afrikaans: kalmte |
 Arabic: هُدوء، سَكينَه، صَفاء |
 Bulgarian: безоблачност |
 Brazilian: serenidade |
 Czech: vyrovnanost, klid |
 German: die Gelassenheit |
 Danish: afklarethed |
 Greek: γαλήνη, ηρεμία |
 Spanish: serenidad |
 Estonian: rahulikkus |
 Farsi: طمانينه |
 Finnish: tyyneys |
 French: sérénité |
 Hebrew: שַלווָה |
 Hindi: शांति, प्रशांति |
 Croatian: vedrina, mirnoća |
 Hungarian: derű |
 Indonesian: ketenangan |
 Icelandic: friðsæld |
 Italian: serenità |
 Japanese: 落着き |
 Korean: 평온, 고요함 |
 Lithuanian: giedrumas |
 Latvian: skaidrība; rāmums |
 Malay: ketenangan |
 Dutch: sereniteit |
 Norwegian: sjelefred, sinnsro |
 Polish: łagodne usposobienie, pog |
 Persian: طمانينه |
 Pashto: روڼ والى، نګه توب: كراتوب |
 Portuguese: serenidade |
 Romanian: seninătate |
 Russian: спокойствие, невозмутимос |
 Slovak: pokoj |
 Slovenian: vedrina |
 Serbian: mirnoća |
 Swedish: lugn, frid[fullhet] |
 Thai: ความสงบ |
 Turkish: huzur |
 Taiwanese: 安詳 |
 Ukrainian: ясність; спокій |
 Urdu: شکون، خموشی |
 Vietnamese: sự trầm lặng, sự thanh bì |
 Chinese: 安详 |
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