serenity
The state of being calm and peaceful.
Latin
The state of being calm and peaceful.
noun [ suh-REN-i-tee ]
A condition or quality characterized by a calm, peaceful, and untroubled state of mind, often associated with tranquility and composure.
- 🖊️ Is it possible to find serenity amidst the constant noise of social media?
- 🖊️ The serenity that enveloped the lake at dawn was nothing short of magical.
- 🖊️ In the heart of the bustling city, she found a moment of serenity in the quiet park.
- 🖊️ The serenity of the ancient temple stood in stark contrast to the chaos of the modern world.
- 🖊️ As the storm raged outside, the fireplace offered a haven of serenity within.
- 🖊️ Oh, how the serenity of the morning dew calms my restless soul!
- 🖊️ If you seek serenity, look no further than the tranquil gardens of Kyoto.
- 🖊️ In the aftermath of the war, the nation yearned for a period of serenity and rebuilding.
- 🖊️ Her voice, a whisper of serenity, soothed the anxious crowd.
- 🖊️ If I could bottle this serenity, I would share it with the world.
- 🤝 calmness, tranquility, peacefulness
- ⚔️ agitation, chaos, disturbance
A title used for royalty.
noun [ suh-REN-i-tee ]
A formal title or style of address used for certain members of royalty, indicating their high rank and dignified status.
- 🖊️ With a voice as calm as the morning sea, he whispered, 'Your Serenity, the kingdom awaits your decree.'
- 🖊️ Oh Serenity, thy grace doth shine brighter than the stars.
- 🖊️ In the grand hall, the herald announced, 'Her Serenity Queen Isabella has arrived!'
- 🤝 majesty, highness, grace
- ⚔️ commoner, peasant