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serenity

/səˈren.ə.ti/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa un estado de calma, paz y tranquilidad, a menudo referido a un ánimo libre de estrés o emociones fuertes, o a la ausencia de agitación mental o inquietud.

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noun

/səˈren.ə.ti/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa un estado de calma, paz y tranquilidad, a menudo referido a un ánimo libre de estrés o emociones fuertes, o a la ausencia de agitación mental o inquietud.

A noun describing a state of being calm, peaceful, and untroubled, often referring to a disposition free from stress or emotion or the absence of mental stress or anxiety.

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  1. Calm dispositionB2formal

    A state of being calm, peaceful, and untroubled; a disposition free from stress or emotion.

    esSerenidad

    • Her serenity in the face of chaos impressed everyone.
    • He maintained his serenity even during the heated argument.
    • The monk's serenity was a source of inspiration for many.

    Sinónimoscalmnesscomposurecoolnessequanimitypeacepeacefulnessplaciditytranquility

    Antónimosagitationanxietycommotiondisturbanceturmoilunrestupset

  2. Mental peaceB2formal

    The absence of mental stress or anxiety; a state of inner peace and tranquility.

    esSerenidad

    • Yoga and meditation help her achieve a sense of serenity.
    • The quiet of the forest brought him a deep serenity.
    • She found serenity in the simple routines of daily life.

    Sinónimoscalmcalmnesscomposureequanimitypeacepeacefulnessplacidityquietudestillnesstranquility

    Antónimosagitationanxietydisquietdistressperturbationturmoilunrestvexation

Formas
  • serenities plural form
  • serenities' possessive plural form
  • serenity's possessive singular form
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