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tranquillity

/træŋˈkwɪl.ɪ.ti/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das einen Zustand der Ruhe, Gelassenheit und des Friedens bezeichnet, frei von Aufregung, Stress oder Störungen.

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noun

C1formalcommon/træŋˈkwɪl.ɪ.ti/

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A noun referring to a state of being calm, peaceful, and free from disturbance, stress, or emotional agitation.

  • 🇩🇪Substantiv, das einen Zustand der Ruhe, Gelassenheit und des Friedens bezeichnet, frei von Aufregung, Stress oder Störungen.
  1. Untroubled state B2 formal

    A condition of being free from disturbances, worries, or agitation.

    • The garden offered a sense of tranquillity away from the city noise.
    • She meditated to achieve inner tranquillity.
    • The lake's surface reflected the tranquillity of the early morning.

    🇩🇪Gelassenheit

    Synonyme: calmcalmnesspeacepeacefulnessquietquietudereposerestfulnessserenitystillness

    Antonyme: agitationcommotiondisquietdisturbanceperturbationturmoilunrest

  2. Peace and quiet B2 formal

    A state of calmness and silence, often in a natural or serene environment.

    • They sought tranquillity in the remote countryside.
    • The library was a haven of tranquillity for studying.
    • The sound of birds added to the tranquillity of the forest.

    🇩🇪Ruhe und Stille

    Synonyme: calmcalmnesspeacepeacefulnessquietquietudereposerestfulnessserenitystillness

    Antonyme: chaoscommotiondisordernoiseturbulenceturmoil

  3. Calm disposition C1 formal

    A personal quality of being free from stress, anxiety, or strong emotions.

    • Her tranquillity in the face of crisis impressed everyone.
    • He maintained his tranquillity even during the heated debate.
    • Yoga helps cultivate a sense of tranquillity and balance.

    🇩🇪Gelassenheit

    Synonyme: calmnesscomposurecoolnessequanimitypeacefulnessplacidityserenity

    Antonyme: agitationanxietydisquietdisturbanceperturbationrestlessnessturmoilunrest

  • tranquillities plural form
  • tranquillities' possessive plural form
  • tranquillity's possessive singular form